It's quite an interesting museum - obviously more so if you're a golfer. It's not very imaginative, and I think they could make it a more interactive experience. We had a pleasant hour there.
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It's quite an interesting museum - obviously more so if you're a golfer. It's not very imaginative, and I think they could make it a more interactive experience. We had a pleasant hour there.
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I am not a golfer, have never played, and to be honest don’t have an urge to, but I am interested in history and sport, so this covered those two bases. It has parking very close by. You get a fantastic brochure with your entry ticket, which is practically the whole museum in book form, a great souvenir. I found...
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As a golfer it was great to be amongst history and to see all the original golfing memorabilia, trophys and old clubs, a wonderful afternoon, and not too expensive
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Just as St. Andrews and the Old Course has become a place of pilgrimage for golfers from around the world, this is a must for anyone interested in the history of golf. Memorabilia aplenty!
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Well worth a visit, my husband and his friend visited the museum whilst my friend and I had coffee in the Old Course Hotel just across the way. If you are interested in golf this is the place to go whilst visiting St Andrews
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It is worth the visit. Even non-golfers like myself remember the golf events that are covered in sport broadcasting. Brought back to mind the recent history of the golf legends who have passed into the mists of St. Andrew's and beyond.
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what a treat for the modern golfer look at golf past and prescent a must see
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The visit got off to a great start with a warm welcome from Cathy. She even gave me a map of St Andrews. The museum has much in glass cases, as you might expect. Not knowing a great deal about golf, some of this passed me by, but I could see others very engaged. Some films shown are interesting, as...
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Very user friendly pooted golf history which contains some interactive material to keep youngsters interested as well as the golf fans. The brochure is a good keepsake.
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...well thought-out displays....with inter-active green...even a non
golfer like my wife appreciated sinking a putt with a hickory putter and a feathery.....anyone interested in the history of golf should
not miss this.....
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