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St Andrews & Carnoustie

Where everything began

Destination

St Andrews is undoubtedly the golf capital of the world, and it is a living testimony of the strong bond between golf and Scotland. It started as an ancestral hobby practiced in the useless lands by the sea, and thereafter became popular amongst locals. Today golf is part of the pride and soul of the town; nowhere on earth will you experience what happens at St Andrews. Golfers stroll in its streets with clubs  as cars would do in any major capital city. The most famous course in the world is here, around the corner for locals, mesmerizing golfers from all over the world.

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Max Hawes - Golf Manager

Golf

The courses where golf was born and excellent modern jewels.

Other recommended golf courses

Castle, Lundin, Duke´s, Ellie, Jubilee, Ladybank, Torrance, Kittocks, and Eden.

Other things to do

Welcome to the land of Harry Potter: the beautiful and picturesque St Andrews is a wonderful town to explore. The Home of Golf is also home to collection of historic sights to see, excellent shopping, fine dining and of course famous pubs. Visit its cemetery, walk through its narrow stone streets and visit its famous university (one of the oldest in the world). In addition, you may want to take a day trip to visit Crail, the adjoining fishing village that offers very good cuisine.

Planning

Where to stay

Where to stay

Staying in the village is the best way to live the full St Andrews experience. Choose from mansions or houses on the outskirts, hotels on the Old Course (like The Old Course Hotel and The Macdonald Rusacks Hote), hotels a few miles away like the Farimont St Andrews, or consider any of the dozen bed & breakfasts in town.

Time to book

Time to book

Wegolf is the only AUTHORISED PROVIDER in South America of the Old Course St. Andrews. We recommend contacting a WeGolf expert to learn about playing there with 12 months in advance in order to guarantee tee time at the Old Course.

When to travel

When to travel

The best time to travel is from May to early October, keeping an eye on the local championship calendar. Outside of these dates the weather is very harsh.

How to get there

How to get there

Fly into Edinburg International airport, capital city of Scotland, the International Airport receives a wide selection of international flights from all over Europe. Since the destination is located 1:20 hours north of Edinburg, you may choose to travel by train or car.

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Max Hawes - Golf Manager

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