Course
St. Andrews (New)
Course
St. Andrews (New)
St. Andrews, Scotland
Laid out in 1895 by Old Tom Morris, the New Course at St Andrews Links is hardly new – but it remains one of Scotland’s most underrated gems. Tighter and more structured than the Old, it threads through humps, hollows, and cunning bunkers with quiet elegance. Fairways are firm, greens subtle, and every shot demands care. There’s less spectacle, more substance: a purist’s course built for thinking golfers. Set beside the legend of the Old, the New doesn’t shout – it stands steady, shaped by wind and wisdom. A walk here is a step into history, without the crowds, but with every bit of the soul.
About
Curated St. Andrews Trips
The Home of Golf plays host to many of the world’s greatest courses, including three of GOLF.com’s World Top 100: St. Andrews (Old), Carnoustie (Championship), and Kingsbarns, with the recent addition, Dumbarnie Links, continuing to impress every visitor.
A trip to St. Andrews is a simply unforgettable experience, and a bucket list experience for every golfer. Our guests often comment on the sense of history while walking around the town, not just from golf, but from the University founded in 1413, and the ruined cathedral and castles dating back over 500 years. Emboldened by five-star accommodations, world-class cuisine and a vibrant nightlife, it is no wonder it remains at the forefront of golf destinations
This trip requires effective planning, with the destination continuing to prove popular with all golfers across the globe, so it is essential to plan well in advance to make this dream trip a reality. In reality, that is the Spring of the year before play – but it’s always worth checking for last-minute cancellations that may come our way via the hotels.
