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The program
Itinerary
- Day 1: Check-in at the selected hotel.
- D2: Golf at St Andrews Links (New Course).
- D3: Golf at Elie Golf House Club. Visit to Kingsbarns Distillery.
- D4: Free day. Guided tour of St Andrews. Ballot for Old Course.
- D5: Golf at Carnoustie Golf Links.
- D6: Golf at St Andrews Links (Jubilee Course).
- D7: Check Out.
Included Services
- 6 nights of accommodation at the selected hotel. Breakfast included.
- Transfers to the golf courses.
- 4 rounds of golf at the following courses:
- - St Andrews Links (New Course)
- - Carnoustie Golf Links
- - Elie Golf House Club
- - St Andrews Links (Jubilee Course)
- Guided tour of St Andrews.
- Private tour of Kingsbarns Distillery
- Competition and scoring.
- Welcome kit.
- ON-SITE coordination by a member of the Wegolf staff.
- Professional photographer.
- Local and destination taxes.
Not Included
Airfare, transfers not mentioned, car rental, golf club rental, travel insurance, caddies, and pull carts, 1 forecaddie per line (mandatory in all courses).
Prices
- GBP 2.696- per golfer, based on double occupancy at Cleveden House.
- GBP 2.997- per golfer, based on double occupancy at No.5 Pilmour.
- GBP 3.297- per golfer, based on double occupancy at The Albany Hotel.
- GBP 4.397- per golfer, based on double occupancy at Rusacks Hotel.
The proposal
St. Andrews Experience
There’s one journey every golfer dreams of taking at least once: walking the birthplace of golf. This is that journey.
Spend six unforgettable nights in the historic town of St. Andrews, “The Home of Golf”, where our sport was born. Whether you travel solo, with your partner, or with friends, you’ll be accompanied by an experienced Wegolf host who knows the destination inside out and will be available throughout your stay. The group is limited to just 20 golfers, ensuring a truly personalized experience.
Play four rounds on authentic Scottish links courses, raise a glass of Scotland’s finest whisky, and explore every corner of St. Andrews with a local guide, while a professional photographer captures the most memorable moments of your trip.
If your first trip to Scotland is still on your bucket list, this is the perfect opportunity to make it a reality.
Accommodation
The Dunvegan Hotel
- The Dunvegan Hotel is perfectly located just 100 meters from the 18th green of the famous Old Course, within easy reach of the shops, bars and restaurants of St Andrews. The hotel has a cozy golf-oriented bar, as well as the cozy and informal "Claret Jug Restaurant". The hotel has 5 rooms in the main building, located above the bar.
No 5 Pilmour, St Andrews
Combining traditional and contemporary styles, No 5 Pilmour features a spacious guest lounge and dining room. Guests can also enjoy the garden. The modern bedrooms each have an en suite bathroom and a flat-screen TV. The privately owned No 5 Pilmour is 100 metres from the historic St Andrews Links Golf Course and a 2-minute walk from the heart of St Andrews. It offers free Wi-Fi, bicycles and a golf club storage room.
The Albany Hotel St. Andrews
- This hotel is housed in an elegant traditional Georgian terraced house from 1795, situated in the center of the historic town of St. Andrews. The famous Old Course golf course is just a short walk away. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. The restaurant offers a friendly atmosphere and serves a full Scottish breakfast. It has access to a lovely patio and landscaped garden.
Rusacks St Andrews Hotel
- Overlooking the famous Old Course in St Andrews centre, Rusacks St Andrews features free limited street parking is available and free WiFi throughout the property.
- The rooms each have a modern bathroom with free designer toiletries and a hairdryer. Rooms also feature a flat-screen satellite TV and tea/coffee making facilities.
- The Bridge and Eighteen, a three AA Rosette restaurant serves delectable Scottish dishes using produce from local suppliers.
The Golf
St Andrews Links (Jubilee Course)
- The Jubilee Course was designed by the great Old Tom Morris and the last of the original courses, owing its name to the celebration of the queen of England. It is an extraordinary golf course, with the layout of the old tradition (the first 9 holes away from the Club House and the second 9 "coming home"). It is even more difficult than its neighbors the Old and New, having on its left the beach where “Charriots of Fire” was filmed.
St Andrews Links - New Course
- The New Course, known as the “oldest new course in the world”, was opened in 1895 and designed by the great Old Tom Morris. Its layout is extraordinary, more difficult than its brother "Old" and its layout -according to the old tradition- goes away in the first 9 holes, to then start the "return home". Overshadowed by its more famous sibling, if it were located anywhere else in the country it would surely host The Open.
The Carnoustie Championship Golf Links
- Considered the most difficult stop at The Open Rota, it is an extreme challenge from 1 to 18, and from tee to green. It is a route that demands concentration and a lot of patience, because disaster is always lurking (just remember Van de Velde in 1999).
- It is a typical Scottish links despite the fact that the sea is not visible (it is 500m away), and it has the most difficult finish (16-17-18) in the British Isles. Its 18th hole, crossed by the meandering Barry Burn, with a headwind, has driven the best pros in history crazy.
Golf House Club Elie
- Elie is one of the finest links courses in Fife and for visitors, touring golfers and members alike it offers a warm welcome and an honest test of golf played over classic links terrain.
- It is one of the oldest golf clubs in the country and lies just 12 miles from the championship courses at St Andrews, the Home of Golf.
Included activities
Ballot Old Course
- The ballot is one way to play the Old Course in St Andrews. The other ways are:: guaranteed tee time via an Authorized Provider, applying for a tee time trhough the Private Application and forming a line at the Old Pavilion (ver más). This ballot consistis in applying for a tee time at the Old Course two days in advance. And then wait and see if you get a chance to play the Old Course!
Kingsbarns Distillery
Conveniently located near "The Home of Golf", St Andrews, the Kingsbarns Distillery and Visitor Centre is set in a charming 18th-century farmstead and features an exhibition, whisky and gin distillery tours, tastings, a shop, and a café with outdoor seating.
Guided Tour through St Andrews
Join us on a leisurely stroll around the main sights of the town with an expert, local guide and learn things you wouldn’t learn visiting yourself. Discover St Andrews as you walk in the footsteps of golfing legends, royals, heretics who were burned at the stake, famous cats and those who live in St Andrews today! Your local guide will bring St Andrews to life.
Professional Photographer
Make your golf trip truly unforgettable with stunning professional photography. Our expert golf photographers ensure that every shot – from the intensity of your game to the beauty of the course – is taken with precision and artistry.
