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If you’re expecting a hotel overlooking the Old Course, you’ll be disappointed. But this modern hotel on the edge of town has sea views, two golf courses and a tartan-meets-the-sea vibe that combines well with the contemporary manor house decor – complete with the grand double staircase in the lobby.
There’s a free shuttle service in and out of town and a great spa and pool that offers treatments by Ishga, Aromatherapy Associates and OPI.
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St Andrews, Scotland, United Kingdom (UK)[5.2 miles]
Setting foot on the Old Course means walking in the footsteps of every great golfer who has graced the game over the last centuries. Truly special, its famous tee shots, infamous bunkers, huge greens and crazy fairways make up the greatest walk in golf.
Best for ages: 13+ | £250
Carnoustie, Scotland, United Kingdom (UK)[19.6 miles]
Nicknamed ‘car-nasty’, this championship course is a proper test; of length, accuracy, strategy and a whole heap of patience. Play well here and you can comfortably call yourself in experienced and talented golfer.
Best for ages: 13+ | £200
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Golf expert, journalist and avid golfer Fionn Davenport recommends the best golfing hotels and resorts around the world – each offering something unique and special – for everyone, from amateurs to scratch players.
