Description
Summary
Description
Step into the rich history of golf with an immersive walking tour through St Andrews, Scotland, led by author, historian, and former Old Course caddie Richard Falconer. This experience reveals how the Old Course shaped the game, making St Andrews the revered Home of Golf.
As you explore iconic sites like the 18th green, the legendary 1st tee, and the storied fairways, Richard shares captivating stories that trace golf’s origins from medieval Europe to its pivotal development in Scotland. Each stop uncovers fascinating details about the evolution of the game and the myths that surround it.
The tour includes a memorable photo opportunity on the famous Swilkan Bridge, offering a perfect keepsake from your time at the Old Course. Please note, this highlight is not available on tournament days. Afterward, you may choose to relax with refreshments at the renowned Jigger Inn, overlooking the 17th fairway, though food and drinks are not included.
Tours last approximately 1.3 hours and are conducted in English for groups of up to 20 people. For your safety and enjoyment, participants must be fluent in English and comfortable walking throughout the course. Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult, and the tour is not suitable for young children or those with mobility difficulties.
This acclaimed tour is recommended by respected golf historians and offers an unforgettable insight into the birthplace of golf. Secure your spot today and experience the history and heritage of St Andrews for yourself—spaces fill quickly, so book now!
