St Andrews Old

Regarded as the birthplace of the game, this historic test of golf includes holes honoring the likes of Bobby Jones and Tom Morris, and has been the site of numerous British Opens and other championships. The course was originally recognized via Royal Charter to lie on the commons of St. Andrews as early as 1140, and survived King James II of Scotland’s edict of 1457 that declared golf banned. The golf course is quite playable on a calm day as the course is wide and contains expansive double greens, but becomes a major challenge on windy and foggy days with the strategically placed pot bunkers. Rated #5 in the world by Golf Magazine.