Awesome golf links with great views! Let me start with, the practice putting green has a full ocean…read moreview & the views only got better with each hole. Everyone on staff was so friendly, helpful, & professional every step of the way! The replay rate of 50% off next day green fees was a no-brainer! We stocked up at the pro shop both days.

As good as it gets. Great service from the top on down. Great Caddy (Graham)!!!! What a great…read moreexperience. I was treated like a member. Great condition and worth every Pound! Loved the rental clubs and the beer after was great. All of the employees loved their job and were so friendly. All of the locals said it was the best and I agree. The service made it awesome from the starter to the hostess. Keep it up.

Really cool to wander around some of the paths along the old golf course and see what I've seen so…read moremany times on television in the past. More signage for visitors who are only interested in looking around would have been helpful. As it was, we walked from the cathedral on a windy and stormy day. We lucked out and missed the rain completely, but you'll want to be prepared if you visit and have an umbrella handy (or better yet, a raincoat, as umbrellas are usually useless in the wind here). The club restaurant was packed, people were playing all of the courses. There was a small putting green but we weren't interesting in that. Nice to see once and take some pics. But no reason to really hang around. Most of the shops surrounding the course were closed as well. There were one or two small restaurants nearby open but we didn't bother to stop as they were all quite busy. This is one of those places you can see once, take some pics, and be satisfied.

I don't play golf, but went for a dog walk here and the course looks incredible. I know we have the…read morebest courses in the world, and St Andrew's is the pinnacle. Gorgeous space and beautiful views in a lovely town.

Still in awe of this property while writing this review! As two (very bad) golfers, we loved…read morelearning about the rich history of this course and the evolution over the years. Our Guide was armed with so many cool facts about specific tournaments and how players approached the holes. Highly recommend this for anyone passing through St Andrews but especially golfers!

How could I not give them 5/5? The Old Course is open to the public to enjoy on Sundays. We got a…read moreprivate driver to take us from Edinburgh to St Andrews on a Sunday to enjoy the course, castle and cathedral ruins and the village.

For the price we pay everytime, this golf course is fantastic. The greens are as good as I've ever…read moreplayed on, and whilst it may not be the longest course, each hole poses a different challenge. Signature hole being the 6th, along the old railway track. Slice it right and your OB. Hook it left and you're on another hole. Greens are in perfect condition, and afterwards, the bar always awaits you.

4.5 stars Lundin was…read morefounded in 1868, on a Tom Morris course and redesigned in 1908-09 by five times Open Champion James Braid. I loved this course. Great layout with some very interesting holes. Very scenic and beautiful. The first 6 holes are probably the strongest on the course -- but all of us agreed this was a tremendous course and a must play. All in all a very memorable and enjoyable day at a historic and treasured place. Hope to return!

What a gorgeous course! We were fortunate enough to take a guided tour so we got a brief history of…read morethe course and the ability to walk around a bit. It was funny watching people run out to the bridge to get their picture taken in between players teeing off on the 18th. If you're in the area, you definitely should take a minute just to see the course. The beauty alone is worth it even if you don't fancy the sport of golf. Tip - Wanna play the old course? Bring your clubs, $375, proven handicap card, and get there at 4am to get in the daily list. Maybe you get a spot - maybe not. But it's possible !

Five time British Open Champion and accomplished architect, Peter Thomson was charged with the…read moredesign and the course opened in 1995. Fast forward a few years to 2005 and there was a new owner of both The Old Course Hotel and the Dukes Course - Herb Kohler. Kohler owned the American Club, Blackwolf and Whistling Straits (not to mention the Kohler company) in the United States and his love of golf took him to Scotland. Kohler has never been one to rest on his laurels -- and he didn't just acquire the Old Course hotel and the Duke's -- he started to remake the whole experience. The first focus of attack was the hotel. Always classified as a deluxe, 5 star property, Kohler was determined to make improvements at the hotel. The upgrades were accomplished within little more than a year. Next, all of attention was turned to The Dukes Course where Kohler placed all of his energy and released his true passion for golf, revealing an eternal quest for perfection. The end result is a very good heathland layout has been transformed into a visually stunning layout. Now extended to 7,512 yards from the tips, as well as a lot of work with bunkering, which now includes a generous helping of traditional and very serious pot-bunkers. Trouble lurks at every turn. This is a good candidate for location if they ever make Nightmare on Elm Street, Freddy Kreuger Hits the Links. It's obvious that Kohler is a man with an awful lot of respect for the game of golf and takes a great pride in his all of courses. This might not be my favorite of his courses, some of the Dye courses are as visually intimidating, but also more playable. This course looks intimidating and will take every opportunity to bear its teeth and bite. 4 stars for the course. Herb Kohler gets 5.

4.5 stars We played…read morethe Balcomie Links, considered to be a traditional, classic links course was laid out by Tom Morris, and opened in 1895. It was not a very pleasant day for golf -- occasional rain and winds with gusts of 40-50 miles an hour. Even in those conditions it was very enjoyable and the course was wonderful. Really a memorable experience and qualifies for one of my favorite course I have played.

Go for the Balcomie Course. It's great fun, challenging but brilliant! The view is fantastic and…read morethe course not easy to play. But you should take the advantage and play there. The second course is also very nice with more space between the holes.

Ron McLeod Golf Shop run by Ian and Gordon McLeod is the kind of golf shop you expect at any golf…read morecourse. If only this was true! Quality of material and standard of work is exellent and service is at the same high level. You get an honest advise and when they haven't got anything for you, they won't try to sell you a product that doesn't fit you! So very different from the High Street shops!! Less and less shops don't do any repairs anymore, they send it away to some place you don't (want to) know. Not here, Ian and Gordon are able to repair (almost) everything. I think they should get the clubmaker/pro shop of the year award!