Don’t be misled by the name – the New Course opened in 1895. A tighter, more defined test than the Old, with classic links turf and strategic bunkering.
Tight, challenging, and often overlooked. The Jubilee is the hardest of the St Andrews Links courses, hugging the sea with narrow fairways and small greens.
Unique, elegant, and timeless. A beautiful links by the sea with blind shots, shared fairways, and a 19th-century submarine periscope on the first tee.
The birthplace of The Open. Prestwick is historic, eccentric, and full of character – a living museum of links golf still wonderfully playable today.
A multiple Open Championship host, Royal Troon offers a tale of two nines: a gentle start followed by one of golf’s toughest back nines. Historic, pure, and punishing.
A pure, classic links hugged by railway and sea. Western Gailes is understated, elegant, and quietly one of the finest tests on Scotland’s west coast.
Modern championship links with serious credentials. Host of the Scottish Open and a rising star among Scotland’s elite courses – tough, technical, and beautifully crafted.
