Our 42nd St Andrews Golf Week proved to be another resounding success, as we welcomed a fantastic mix of new and returning guests to The Home of Golf. With players travelling from across the globe, the week once again delivered a memorable blend of world-class golf, great company, and unforgettable experiences in St Andrews.

A Guaranteed Old Course Experience

One of the defining features of our St Andrews Golf Week is the guaranteed Old Course tee time – a rare and highly sought-after opportunity for golfers visiting Scotland. For many of our guests, walking the iconic fairways of the Old Course at St Andrews remains a true bucket-list moment and a highlight of the entire week.

Links Golf St Andrews. Four men in golf attire stand together, smiling on a stone bridge at the Home of Golf during St Andrews Golf Week, with historic buildings in the background and a partly cloudy sky—capturing the spirit of April 2026.

A World-Class Line-Up of Courses

Throughout the week, guests enjoyed an exceptional rotation of some of Scotland’s finest courses, all presented in fantastic condition and enhanced by beautiful weather from start to finish:

This combination offers the perfect balance of traditional links golf and modern design, ensuring a varied and rewarding challenge for players of all abilities.

Links Golf St Andrews. Three people, two in purple "ST ANDREWS LINKS" vests, stand on a golf course overlooking the sea under a clear blue sky. A white flag marks a distant hole—capturing the spirit of St Andrews Golf Week at the Home of Golf.

A Welcoming Atmosphere for All Golfers

One of the standout aspects of the week was the diversity of golfers and ages taking part. From seasoned players to those experiencing links golf for the first time, the event created a friendly and inclusive environment where everyone could enjoy the game and connect with fellow golfers.

With a variety of winners throughout the week, the competition remained exciting and open, adding to the overall enjoyment.

The Perfect Balance of Group Golf and Flexibility

One of the key strengths of St Andrews Golf Week is the balance it offers between organised group activities and personal flexibility. Guests can enjoy the camaraderie of the wider group during competitions and social events, while still having the freedom to spend time with their own friends, explore St Andrews, or relax at their own pace. This blend ensures the week feels both social and personal, making it an ideal experience for all types of golfers.

Links Golf St Andrews. Four adults in golf attire stand by a wooden barrel on a sunny course at the Home of Golf, raising drinks and smiling. The scene captures the camaraderie of St Andrews Golf Week, with a building and blue sky in the background—April 2026.

Memorable Social Events and Dining

The week began in style with a welcome reception at the Swilcan Loft in the Old Course Hotel, offering stunning views over the Old Course and coastline – setting the tone for the days ahead.

Off the course, guests enjoyed a carefully curated social programme, including:

These experiences ensured the week was about much more than golf – it was a true celebration of Scottish hospitality, culture, and community.

Links Golf St Andrews. Golfers stand on a sunny course with golf trolleys, chatting near a blue marquee labelled “St Andrews Golf Week,” at the Home of Golf. The sea and clear sky set the perfect scene for April 2026’s unforgettable golfing experience.

Looking Ahead to Future Golf Weeks

Following such a successful event, we’re already looking forward to welcoming guests back to St Andrews later this year for our October Golf Week, as well as our next April Golf Week in 2027.

With guaranteed tee times on the Old Course, world-class venues, and a welcoming atmosphere, our St Andrews Golf Week continues to offer one of the most complete and memorable golf travel experiences in Scotland.

Tain Golf Club

Situated to the south of Royal Dornoch, Tain is a heathland/links hotels with spectacular views. Designed originally by Old Tom Morris as a fifteen-hole hotels in 1890, it was extended to eighteen holes in 1894; eleven Morris holes are still in play today. This is an easy walking hotels with the river meandering through three of the holes. Always presented in beautiful condition, Tain is a good test of golf, with clever bunkering and natural water hazards. Tain is located 35 miles north of Inverness.

Course info

  • Caddies (Request in advance through Links Golf)

  • Pull Carts

  • Electric Buggies: Only 2 available

  • Practice Facilities: Short game area and putting green

  • Dress Code: Appropriate golf attire.