User Reviews
for St Andrews Links - The Castle Course, Fife, UK
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Castle Course - Top course, great views, sophisticated
Reviewed June 4, 2018
Played 30. May 2018 2 players / HCP 19/20 Reception very professional.
TeeOff gift.
Great clubhouse.
Good pro shop.
Hilly tracks - but good to walk - PushTrolley perfectly adequate.
Very fast greens.
Exciting tracks. Very varied.
From all tracks you can see the sea.
At the tee of 9 you order in the Halwayhaus by phone: 0) Conclusion: a really great experience.
must Play
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Golf is a must! Castle and New Course
Reviewed May 21, 2018
Both places played 14.05 and 18.05.2018 condition at both top! Very friendly welcome and helpful staff!!! Caste Course is hard but he's still fun!!!
New Course runs 8 holes next to the Old Course from the topography are both very similar - you can feel the spirit of the legends would play again at any time!!!
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Hilly and windy
Reviewed May 12, 2018
Today I played the Castle Course with a lot of wind. The place was hard and the balls rolled very long. Only the wind partly did not carry the balls to the desired landing site.
All in all it was a great experience.
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Must have
Reviewed October 18, 2017
We played the Eden Course this August, quite normal golf, not a typical Linkscourse. Be sure to play the Castlecourse. Super welcome, very nice staff. You feel like a professional. THE Links Course in Scotland.
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Castlecourse - hilly, but great
Reviewed June 2, 2017
After the New Course 2 years ago this year the Castle Course was the turn, with a bit of wind and cloudy sky it went on the 30.05.17 on the square. Luckily for the start gift also a Birdiebook belonged. This helped us to find the ideal land-line between the obstacles. The course is quite different from the New Course because it is located on the hill. You can always see the sea and the view of St. Andrews is great. I would like to come back to see if my score is better on the 2nd time.
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Beautiful and challenging
Reviewed June 1, 2016
We played the end of May the Castle Course twice and were completely satisfied. The course is arranged very interesting. Taken Pray in a plethora of flowering gorse bushes. The greens are tricky and in very good condition. Although I do not find that the place is a "monster", but challenging it is all.
The condition was good, the staff helpful and nice.
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Top Castel Course / "the monster"
Reviewed October 31, 2014
This name fits perfectly, fully motivated on the day after the visit of the 2014 Ryder Cup, the reality has returned once again. Strong wind influence, near Rough - a top challenge. Does a player really Hpc 10.4 caddy, Yes and Yes again.
In no other golf course in the view of St. Andrews and the sea is so vast. Just great this 2008 on cliffs and dunes created golf course. This place is like a panoramic postcard.
A must-play for the visit of the Council Area Fife.
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Worth the money. WOW
Reviewed May 7, 2012
Have benefited from an offer in the Scottish bunkered golf magazine and book the Castle Course with bacon roll and two course dinner with a friend. The whole has cost each of us 60 pounds and was cheaper than the green fee cost usually in March.
Now to the facility itself. We were taken straight to the beginning of the club house and sent to the environment. A short time later, we then explored the driving range and I must say, it is not large (Driver haircuts are forbidden), but it was fun to enjoy the service there. A few balls later went to the square. There we were again instructed how we should play best and what there is to be observed. The place itself is the best golf course I have ever played. Despite his young age, you think of some holes, they have always been so since. The view of St Andrews is simply outstanding. The blue waters of the North Sea in combination with blue sky and not visible greens provide a perfect break from everyday life. The course is very hilly, Rough eats downright balls. 20 cm in the rough means new ball, because this is no tall grass ball back. The bunkers are strategically placed very well and you need to have trust in his shock defeat to this length. The greens are the craziest thing I've ever played. An up-and-down without end. In addition, the greens are extremely fast and can put many a small run loose 2-3 meters. The Signaturehole is number 17 As already described, a hole about 150 meters with a steep slope it is to overcome. But the prospects in all holes makes everything worthwhile.
The service in the club house is outstanding. The cozy lounge chairs invite the views of the double green (hole 9 & 18) and view the North Sea and to let hintersich for all time.
A course which is unequaled. The experience is really worth the money. Asks for offers if you are there or a tee time booked. With a little luck, you can also benefit.
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Top: Castle Course
Reviewed October 8, 2010
Of course, the Old Course is a mecca for golfers, but who do not want years before applying for a "ticket" as in Bayreuth, which selects other places. We played the Eden and the Castle Course - the verdict? Eden is partially located on the Old Course and is probably typical of the links at St Andrews. Especially the very long wave and greens fall on: Even otherwise, the rough is part of Fairway quality. The woods and unpack it!
But the "monster", our Landlord, the Castle Course: Extremely hilly, undulating and around the corners, partly over cliffs, with deep bunkers, confusing topography, stunning views, etc., the non plus ultra in St Andrews, plus with wonderful Panaramaperspektive on hole 9 and 18 and the city from the hole 19 from. The discount for the men's 150 meters in hole 17 on a marine canyon, spectacular!
An absolute must for anyone who plays in the UK once the home of golf, and yet very comfortable to play, despite all the difficulties, if you want to master the monster. (Except Burbeck Iceland, which was once part of Enid Blyton, but is in the south). It's worth the few extra bucks to lie. Unfortunately, here also: Book long in advance via internet, using credit card, and then hope that the flights and the car does not fit all on strike. Be at least an hour before tee here! The driving range alone is worth the money, with the Rangers, who put the balls to
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Old Course, Castle Course
Reviewed May 27, 2019
Die Szenerie und Historie ist es wert, als Golfer einmal im Leben hier zu spielen.
Die ersten zwei und die letzten drei Löcher bleiben wegen der berühmten Optik in Erinnerung, der Rest ist austauschbar, trotz Traumwetter.
Zwischen 8 und 12 Uhr sind Zwangscaddies Pflicht, wenn man nicht Tragen will.
Diese waren unter aller S.!
Dauernd miteinander quatschend, desinteressiert und auf Tempo drückend (die Geldmaschine muss schliesslich laufen!)und falsche Putlinien erkenne ich selber!
Old Couse Platz 3* Scenerie 5*
Castle Course: super Platz, tolle Blicke, stark kupierte greens, mässiger Service (drei Jahre alte Pfundnoten wurden nicht mehr angenommen - man soll selber auf die Bank gehen!) Die 5 * beziehen sich ausschliesslich auf den Castle Course. Ganz reicht er nicht an Kingsbarns heran, aber das tun wohl nur wenige Plätze auf der Welt!
