St Andrews
THE CROWD OF SCOTLANDSt Andrews - History and Nature
The town of St Andrews sits on the northeast shores of the Kingdom of Fife.
Today, the town attracts tourists who come to visit the famous university that dates back to the 15th century or the majestic ruins of the cathedral and castle that can trace their history back to the mid-12th century.
The town boasts many restaurants and bars that are always lively, especially during the university term.
You can also sample the locally made gin at the Eden Mill distillery situated close to the famous Old Course.
Top 3 Courses
1. St Andrews Old Course
Playing the Old Course in St Andrews would be on most golfer’s bucket lists. Good putting is key to scoring well around the Old Course due to the large double greens featured on 14 holes.
2. Kings Barns
Kings Barns sits just over 5 miles along the coast from St Andrews and is a modern links course with true character. Undulating fairways and greens abound, with the spectacular par 3 15th being the standout hole.
3. Fairmont Torrance
With majestic views over the town of St Andrews, the Fairmont Torrance course is another modern links layout. The course will challenge any player’s short game with severe run-off areas and deep bunkers.
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