Dumbarnie Links

Recognized the world over as the birthplace of golf, St Andrews Links is a historic witness to over 600 years of golf. Around a simple path created in the heart of heather bushes, Saint Andrews golf course now has a vast complex of 7 public golf courses. Seven must-see golf courses for all golf lovers. Come and discover them on the North Sea coast between Edinburgh and Dundee in Scotland.
Old Course - St Andrews
The Old Course is the oldest and most iconic golf course on the planet. The Swilcan Bridge and the Hell Bunker are famous all over the world. Legendary golf course the Old Course at St Andrews has the distinction of remaining a public golf course, open to all, regardless of its immense prestige.
Castle Course - St Andrews
The latest addition to St Andrews Links, the Castle Course opened in 2008, becoming the seventh Home of Golf course and part of Europe's largest public golf resort. Situated atop a rugged cliff with spectacular views of St Andrews, the Castle Course offers a memorable golf experience.
New Course - St Andrews
The oldest "new" course in the world, Home of Golf's second course, was built by the famous, Tom Morris, in 1895. With its undulating fairways and demanding greens, the New Course is a great Links loaded with history and tradition. .
Jubilee Course - St Andrews
Home of Golf's third championship course, the Jubilee Course is considered by many to be the most difficult course on the famous St Andrews Links. Built in 1897, it was originally intended for ladies and beginners. However, after seeing its prime location between the New Course and the sea, the Jubilee was transformed into a championship course in 1988.
Eden Course - St Andrews
Slightly more forgiving than its seaside contemporaries, the Eden Course was built in 1914 by the legendary Harry S. Colt. Deep and imposing bunkers and a few trying out-of-bounds give it a strong character. A real golfing challenge!
Strathtyrum Course - St Andrews
Designed to complement the more difficult championship courses of Home of Golf, the Strathtyrum Course opened in 1993. Although few in number (15), the bunkers are thoughtfully placed and the emphasis is on the precision of the iron game. . The greens are wide and feature slopes and curves that can challenge even the most experienced players.
Balgove Course-St Andrews
The Balgove Course is Home of Golf's only nine-hole course and is primarily aimed at families, children and beginners. With bunkers and double greens, the Balgove is a perfect training ground. It thus solidifies the reputation of St Andrews Links as a destination that caters to the needs of all ages and abilities.