Known for its unique features including 112 bunkers, the world's oldest course is a special challenge for golfers of all abilities.

Located on the scenic coast of the North Sea, this 18-hole Scottish links design stretches 7,150 yards from the championship tees with par 72.

A beautiful golf course with views of the coast and the surrounding Scottish countryside.

Quite simply, the most celebrated golf club in the world.

This once great medieval church was reduced to its foundations following damage suffered during Reformation protests.

Built in 1895, the 6,604-yard track of "New" Course has remained virtually unchanged for more than a century.

This popular watering hole and restaurant is huge and noisy, attracting a mixed crowd of students, locals and visitors.

The ruling authority of the game of golf that decides rules of the game, organizes tournaments and serves as a private members club.

Located in over 200 acres of beautiful surroundings on a resort estate, this championship standard course offers a mix of mature woodland and rolling parkland, flanked by the River Teviot.

Founded in 1411, this university forms the centre of town.