Jubilee Course at St Andrews | What to Expect & How to Book
How to Play the Jubilee Course at St Andrews The Jubilee runs along a narrow strip of linksland between the New Course and the North Sea. It opened in 1897 and, after a major 1988 redesign by Donald Steel, it earned a reputation as the toughest test on the St Andrews links. Expect wind, rumpled […]
Castle Course at St Andrews | Scenic Golf & Visitor Info
What Makes the Castle Course Unique The course runs along a mile of rugged coastline east of town, with long looks back to the skyline of St Andrews and across to Carnoustie. From high tees and raised fairways, you can watch the tide pull at the rocks, then hit into greens draped over the clifftops. […]
New Course at St Andrews | What to Know Before You Play
What is the New Course at St Andrews? The New Course is a traditional links: tight fairways, well-placed bunkers, sloping greens and banks of gorse that frame the holes. It plays to a par 71 at about 6,517 yards from the back tees, with an out-and-back layout that mirrors its famous neighbour. Many locals rate […]
Places to Eat in Kingsbarns
Popular Restaurants in Kingsbarns Kingsbarns Inn The heart of village dining sits at The Inn at Kingsbarns. Expect a snug bar, a small dining room, and a menu that leans classic and comforting. The inn publishes updates on service, with a note that early week may run on a rooms-only basis before food service restarts […]
Places to Eat in St Monans
Craig Millar and Award-Winning Dining Craig Millar @ 16 West End is the headline act. The dining room looks straight over the Firth of Forth and the cooking is precise, modern and rooted in local produce. The restaurant holds two AA Rosettes and appears in the Michelin Guide, which matches what you taste on the […]
Places to Eat in Anstruther
Anstruther’s Most Popular Restaurants Start on Shore Street. Most sit-down spots line the harbour, which keeps things simple if you want a view. The Waterfront is the safe, all-day choice. It runs breakfast through dinner, serves coffee and cakes between services. The menu covers local seafood, grills and lighter dishes, which makes it easy for […]
Places to Eat in Crail
Places to Eat in Crail Crail is tiny, historic, and big on flavour. Cobbled streets run down to a postcard harbour. Boats bring in crab and lobster in season. You’ll find modern dining rooms, old pubs, tearooms with sea views, and a harbour hut that cooks shellfish to order. This guide brings together the best […]
Places to Eat in Elie
Top Restaurants in Elie The 19th Hole Restaurant is Elie’s pride and joy, a 19th-century inn overlooking the third hole of the Elie Links. It’s often described as a “hidden gem of the East Neuk”. The menu is homely and freshly prepared, think locally sourced fish chowder or Scotch lamb, all served in a warm, […]
Places to Eat in St Andrews
Fine Dining Restaurants For an upscale meal, St Andrews does not disappoint. The Adamson is one of the town’s finest contemporary restaurants known for its stylish decor and innovative dishes. Seafood lovers shouldn’t miss The Seafood Ristorante, famous for its fresh, locally-sourced fish and shellfish in a chic beachfront setting. Or if you prefer to […]
Places to Eat in Pittenweem
Best Restaurants in Pittenweem The Dory Bistro & Gallery, situated opposite the harbour, focuses on locally sourced seafood handled with care. The menu changes with landings and a daily blackboard often adds the standout dishes. Think langoustines, hake with seaweed butter, or simple grilled fish with proper sides. The Dory appears in the Michelin guide […]
