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St Andrews; the home of golf. What better way to discover St Andrews golf legacy and the Old Course than with a local expert! With flexible meeting and end points, and a dedicated local guide, maximise your time in St Andrews on a private tour.

Do something different and discover the controversies and quirks of golf, as well as a local insight into the politics of golf in the town. Get the insider scoop to the Royal and Ancient politics from a local outsider - without the bias.

From the origins of the sport, and spending time on the 1st, 17th & 18th fairways, finish off with a photo on the famous Swilken Bridge, discover our incredible legacy with your local guide. You'll also see where some of the most famous shots in golf history took place (The Sands of Nakajima, Eisenhower on the Old Course etc.).

Discover:
Royal and Ancient Club
Royal and Ancient Golf Museum
1st Tee & Fairway
Putting Green
17th Green
18th Fairway
Swilken Bridge
…and many more hidden gems!

We set up our private tour with experience in exploring Scotland. St Andrews is also known worldwide as the "home of golf".The Cathedral of St Andrew was founded 1158; 865 years ago. This older church, located on what became the cathedral grounds, had been built in the Romanesque style. St Andrews Castle is a ruin and sits on a rocky promontory overlooking a small beach called Castle Sands and the adjoining North Sea. There has been a castle standing at the site since the times of Bishop Roger 1189–1202. We provide a first class service on every journey with full of excitement & memorable adventure, also you can make your own tour location and flexible time all over the day.
Tour will be our traditional black taxi within full Air-Conditioned & heating vehicle, Vehicle are fully insured and have full public liability insurance. All tours are priced per vehicle which can hold up to 6 passengers. Also provide any pick up or drop off in Edinburgh based location.

St Andrews, home of Golf day tour from Edinburgh. See the Old Course and Swilcan Bridge. Walk around St Andrews with time for lunch before returning to Edinburgh via the East Neuk of Fife.