St. Andrews and its most famous track, Old Course, reside in the place where golf began hundreds of years ago, and it’s full of history. The Open Championship is at St. Andrews this year and will play ...

The Old Course at St. Andrews is perhaps the most famous golf course in the world — and for good reason. With a founding that dates back nearly 500 years, the Old Course has a history longer than many ...

Scotland’s Old Course at St. Andrews will once again host the golf season’s final major tournament, The Open Championship. During the week of July 10, the game will return home to celebrate the 150th ...

St. Andrews—a Scottish seaside town famously billed as the “Home of Golf”—will host the 150th Open Championship this month on its iconic Old Course. This year marks the 30th occasion these native ...

That is not a rhetorical question. When laying out a bucket-list golf trip to Scotland, it’s a very serious query, part of a series of such questions that will follow you around the country. Where to ...

ST. ANDREWS, Scotland — One polarizing aspect of The Old Course is that it is extremely flat. Flat courses aren’t great for watching tournament golf! The Links Trust has even built up mounds in the ...

For golf travelers with an eye for detail, there are places that go beyond the scorecard. Places where the setting, the ritual, and the history offer as much as the golf itself. St Andrews is one of ...

The famous Swilcan bridge on the 18th hole of the Old Course links in St Andrews, Scotland. Many famous golfers have traditionally posed for photographs on this bridge at the end of their tournament ...

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ST. ANDREWS, Scotland - It’s not often that a round of golf is stopped because of a helicopter landing in the middle of the 18th fairway unless you’re playing with the President of the United States.