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Located seven miles away from St. Andrews along the coast is Kingsbarns Golf Links, a 21st-century links design near golf's sacred ground. The village of Kingsbarns had a golf club for a long while dating back to the early 19th century, but golfers deserted the club around the time of World War II and the land lay empty for many years. The new Kingsbarns Golf Links debuted in 2000 and became the area's new must-play in a land of old links.
Throughout the years, the Old Course has seen its share of additions and modifications, but its soul remains that which was plotted by "Mother Nature," considered the official designer. Old Tom Morris and Alister Mackenzie have also added some things over the years, and the course now stretches over 7,000 yards for the Open. For the daily player, it's still one of a kind.
The Jubilee Course in St. Andrews is one of seven courses operated by the St. Andrews Links Trust. Located in the heart of town and playing beside West Sands Beach and the River Eden, the Jubilee dates back to 1897. It originally opened as a 12-hole course but reopened in 1989 as a championship layout designed by Donald Steel.
The Castle Course is like nothing else in Fife - perhaps not like any other golf course in Scotland. Visitors to the historic links at St. Andrews will be well-rewarded if they make time for this newest addition to 600 years of golf history.
It may be blasphemy to some, but there are golfers who would play Kingsbarns Golf Links over the Old Course in ST. Andrews every day of the week. This magical, marvelous, magnificent bucket-list links by Kyle Phillips is that spectacular.
The Old Course at St. Andrews held its first Open Championship in 1873, creating a history of memorable shots and unfortunate encounters with dastardly pot bunkers. This July the Open returns.
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St Andrews Golf Courses
Welcome to the January 2019 issue of Golf Odyssey featuring St. Andrews, Atlantis, Mountain Shadows, and more. This is standard, downloadable PDF version of the issue.The January 2019 issue of Golf Odyssey has been published and can be accessed here.Everything you need to know about getting a tee time this year on the world’s oldest and greatest course.Our guide to the Links Trust courses, plus our favorite hotels and restaurantsMatt Ginella shares some tips on the various ways golfers can book a tee time or stay-and-play package at the Old Course in St. Andrews.The Jubilee was the third links built at St. Andrews and lies between the New Course and West Sands Beach. It has changed the most since its inception of the Links Trust courses.The Road Hole may be the world's most famous par 4. Alexandra O'Laughlin shows you how to play it in this edition of world's hardest holes.Alexandra O'Laughlin gives the lowdown on the many golf courses you can play when you visit St. Andrews, Scotland.The Castle Course is the newest of seven courses operated by the St. Andrews Links Trust. Get to know this scenic, modern links designed by David McLay Kidd.One of the greatest thrills in golf is taking a journey to St. Andrews and playing a round on the Old Course. The palpable aura of the game rooted on such hallowed ground, the memories of watching so many of golf’s greatest players traverse the Swilcan Bridge en route to claiming their Open Championship victory, the wonderful passing parade of people, and the history, architecture, and vibe of this historic university town make a visit to the “Auld Grey Toon” a required pilgrimage for every golf enthusiast.
