Tips for Making Your Self-Catering Holiday Feel Like Home
Why self catering is the “home from home” option You get a living room for lazy mornings, a kitchen for proper meals, and bedrooms you can close when the kids crash. No checking breakfast times. No housekeeping knock. It suits golf trips, families and couples because you set the plan. In St Andrews many homes […]
Self Catering vs Hotel Stay in St Andrews
What Is Self Catering and How Does It Differ from Hotels? Self catering means a whole place to yourself. You get a kitchen, living space, separate bedroom(s), and usually laundry facilities. Stock the fridge with what you like, eat when you want and come and go without reception hours. In St Andrews many flats sit […]
A Weekend Away for a Golf Trip in St Andrews
Why St Andrews Is the Perfect Golf Weekend Destination Everything is close. The Old, New and Jubilee sit beside West Sands with the Links Clubhouse in the middle for lockers, showers and the Tom Morris Bar & Grill upstairs for breakfast, lunch or a late plate. You finish, walk upstairs, and keep the day moving. […]
What You Need to Do for the Open 2027 in St Andrews
Book Your Accommodation Early Beds go first. Prices rise as availability falls, and press coverage has already flagged steep Open-week rates across St Andrews and nearby towns. If you want to walk to the action, book now. If you’re price-sensitive, widen the map to Cupar, Leven, Dundee or the East Neuk villages and factor in […]
Balcomie Links – Play Historic Golf in Crail, Scotland
What makes Balcomie Links special Balcomie sits on ancient linksland at Fife Ness. The terrain is natural and the routing hugs the shore, so you play with the sea in view for much of the round. Several holes are genuine postcard moments, yet the test is never a gimmick. “Hell’s Hole” at the 5th is […]
Kingsbarns Golf Links – Visitor Guide, Tee Times & Green Fees
Why Kingsbarns Is One of Scotland’s Top Golf Courses The course runs for 1.8 miles along the North Sea. Elevation changes give you high tees, low fairways, and green sites draped over the rocks. It looks dramatic and plays fair. That’s why global rankings place it among the best you can play, with Golf Digest […]
Beaches to Visit in Kingsbarns
Why Kingsbarns Beach is worth visiting This is classic East Neuk coast. The strand runs for roughly two miles, backed by a protected dune system and the Fife Coastal Path. It’s a favourite with walkers and families who want a quieter feel than St Andrews’ town beaches. Keep Scotland Beautiful lists Kingsbarns among Scotland’s award-winning […]
Beaches to Visit in St Monans
About St Monans Beach The shoreline here is a mix of rocky platforms with patches of sand that appear around low tide. It’s quiet, good for sea views and photos, and framed by two of the East Neuk’s best heritage sights: the windmill and old salt pans to the east, and the fourteenth-century kirk to […]
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. […]
