St Andrews Old Course

Welcome to the home of golf.

The Old Course at St Andrews is thought of as the home of golf because the sport was first played here in the early 15th century. Since then, the course has been the home of so many legendary moments in golf history.

Bobby Jones, the founder of Augusta National, first played here in the 1921 Open Championship — where he had some serious bunker trouble on the 11th hole during the third round, and disqualified himself as a result — but he returned six years later and won the tournament.