Fairmont St Andrews Golf & Spa Resort

Fairmont St Andrews Golf Resort has superb golfing heritage in a luxury 5 star Hotel and two on site Championship golf courses, with the Old Course being located just a few minutes drive away. The Kittocks golf course and Torrance golf course majestically wind their way through 520 stunning acres of Scottish coastline scenery and are key features at the spiritual home of golf. Fairmont St Andrews Hotel runs an unparalleled offer, you can hold a provisional tee time at Kittocks or Torrance and simultaneously apply for the ballot at The Old Course of St. Andrews which only releases the results of the ballot 48 hours prior. If successful you can cancel your provisional round free of charge.

The hotel has 209 spacious luxury guest rooms decorated with tartan furnishings and enjoying views of the beautiful surroundings. Fairmont St Andrews golf breaks also offers the upmarket Manor Homes for larger groups with four en-suite bedrooms, living room, dining room, farmhouse style kitchen and a well equipped office offering a more refined accommodation option during your stay. There are a great number of dining options available at the resort from St Andrews Bar & Grill, La Cucina, The Squire, Kittocks Den, The Rock & Spindle Bar to afternoon tea at the Savoy. A large range of treatments are available at the health Spa, the fitness centre is also available for use with the heated indoor swimming pool, steam room, sauna and Jacuzzi.

The Kittocks course sits atop the stunning cliff tops looking out over St Andrews Bay, with the holes running parallel to the sea and affording sublime views of the coastline. This 18 hole, par 71 links style clifftop course measures 7,191 yards from the Championship tees, requiring length and accuracy in the face of a potential sea breeze. Originally called the Devlin course after the original designers Bruce Devlin and Gene Sarazen, being renamed to reflect the Site of Special Scientific Interest area of land on the course which is inhabited by a family of deer.

The Torrance course originally designed by the former Ryder Cup Captain Sam Torrance underwent a large reconstruction project in 2009 - donating two of it's holes to the Kittocks course and staging 8 new holes for itself as well as rebuilding every one of it's 63 bunkers. The work was done ahead of hosting the Open qualifier for the Open Championship in 2010 as well as being used for the Scottish Seniors Open from 2009 to 2014. This 18 hole, par 72 links style golf course can measure up to 7,320 yards from the Championship tees, offering a rewarding challenge of the beautiful scenery and demanding conditions.