The itinerary below is based on a real camp programme from 2026, giving you a genuine insight into the type of experience you can expect when joining St Andrews Golf Camp.

Every camp is carefully planned to combine quality coaching and time on the course with opportunities to explore St Andrews, enjoy activities, relax and, most importantly, make new friends from around the world.

While exact timings, activities and golf courses may vary between programmes and from year to year, this gives you an authentic feel for the pace, variety and experience of a week at St Andrews Golf Camp.

Our coaching sessions at St Andrews Links Academy include structured group lessons designed to refine key skills, introduce new techniques, and prepare juniors for the unique challenges of Scottish links golf. All coaching takes place in a fun, supportive environment that encourages learning, confidence, and development.

Strathtyrum is an 18‑hole links golf course at St Andrews Links, designed by Donald Steel and opened in 1993 to complement the more demanding championship layouts in the “Home of Golf.” It plays as a par‑69 over about 5,620 yards, with wide fairways, relatively few bunkers, and large, gently contoured greens that reward thoughtful iron play and accuracy rather than length.

Ideal for juniors and developing players, Strathtyrum offers a welcoming but still challenging introduction to true Scottish links golf. Its layout encourages players to learn strategic course management and short‑game finesse in a setting that’s less intimidating than some of St Andrews’ more famous courses, making it a perfect venue for both practice and friendly competition during camp.

After a day on the course, campers can unwind at Tailend Restaurant, where fresh, locally sourced seafood takes center stage. While the restaurant is famous for its traditional fish and chips, the menu also offers plenty of other options to suit younger tastes and varying appetites. With a welcoming atmosphere and friendly service, it’s the perfect spot for juniors to refuel and enjoy a delicious meal, all while experiencing one of St Andrews’ standout dining destinations.

Our second day of coaching will focus on refining and improving technique, now that we’ve had the chance to get to know you a little better. Expect plenty of fun challenges, games, and competitive activities alongside focused skill development.

The Eden Course at St Andrews Links is a classic 18‑hole Scottish links golf course first opened in 1914, designed by renowned architect Harry S. Colt and later adapted by Donald Steel.

Measuring around 6,250 yards with a par of 70, Eden runs along the Eden Estuary and offers juniors a true taste of links golf that’s slightly more approachable than some of the seaward championship layouts, yet still full of character and challenge. Its undulating greens, strategically placed bunkers and tricky par‑3s reward accuracy and thoughtful shot‑making—making it ideal for developing players working on all aspects of their game.

Eden also boasts picturesque views over the estuary and surrounding Fife landscape, giving our juniors a memorable experience that blends links strategy with scenic inspiration. Perfect for camp rounds, skills sessions, and building confidence in a real links environment, it’s a fantastic venue for young golfers to refine their skills and enjoy Scotland’s rich golfing heritage.

St Leonards aim is , to deliver balanced, nutritious meals and make the most of local, seasonal produce throughout the year.

Our chefs pride themselves on creating varied and delicious meals that not only cater to diverse tastes, but also celebrate global cultures through the exploration of recipes from around the world. With a commitment to sustainability, our menus prioritise reducing food miles while keeping a healthy planet in mind. 

Founded in 1817, Scotscraig is one of the oldest and most historic golf clubs in the world. Located just outside St Andrews in the coastal town of Tayport, the course offers a classic links-style layout with fast fairways, strategic bunkering, and superb views across the River Tay. A true test of traditional Scottish golf, Scotscraig combines heritage, challenge, and charm, making it a memorable stop for golfers visiting the home of golf.

With a few days of training under their belts, it’s time to ramp up the learning and refinement. Today will focus on on-course challenges, skills competitions, and bunker practice, giving juniors the chance to sharpen their short game while enjoying plenty of fun and friendly competition.

PizzaExpress offers our campers a fun and relaxed dining experience, with delicious pizza options made using fresh ingredients and authentic recipes. With its welcoming atmosphere, it’s the perfect place for juniors to unwind and enjoy a meal together in town.

A highlight of the visit is a tasty serving of their famous Dough Balls to start, followed by a choice of pizzas to suit every appetite, a guaranteed camp favourite!

This session will concentrate on refining short game skills, including chipping, pitching, and bunker play, as well as putting techniques. Juniors will work on precision, control, and consistency, all in a fun and supportive environment designed to build confidence and improve scoring around the greens.

Nestled in the stunning Fife countryside, Craigtoun Golf Course - formerly known as The Dukes - offers an unforgettable setting for junior golfers. With its sweeping fairways, challenging bunkers, and breathtaking views across St Andrews, and the North Seas, this course provides the perfect backdrop for our golf camp. Whether working on swing techniques, course management, or competitive play, campers will experience a course that is as inspiring as it is rewarding, helping them develop their game while surrounded by Scotland’s iconic scenery.

At St Andrews Links Craigtoun Clubhouse, campers and families can enjoy breathtaking views over St Andrews and the surrounding coastline while refueling after a day on the course. The clubhouse offers a welcoming space with dishes made from fresh local ingredients, including traditional Scottish favorites. Perfect for young golfers, it’s also home to an on-site shop with equipment and merchandise, giving campers everything they need to celebrate their golf journey and enjoy the rich history of the game in this iconic area.

Carnoustie Golf Links is one of the world’s most historic golf destinations, with golf being played on the links since the 16th century and three distinct 18-hole courses to enjoy. Its Championship Course has hosted The Open Championship multiple times and continues to test the game’s best.

The Burnside Course is a real hidden gem within this legendary complex. Dating back over 100 years, Burnside has its own rich story and character. In 1953 the great Ben Hogan shot a qualifying 70 here before going on to win The Open. While a little less famous than its big sister, Burnside still delivers classic Scottish links golf with narrow fairways, heather-lined terrain, strategic pot bunkers and small, contoured greens that challenge thoughtful play.

For junior campers, playing at Carnoustie, especially a course with such heritage and unique links features, is a special part of experiencing golf history and refining course-management skills on one of Scotland’s most storied links.

At Zizzi St Andrews, campers can enjoy a fun and relaxed meal with friends after a busy day on or off the course. With a vibrant atmosphere, stylish interiors, and local art on display, it’s the perfect spot to share stories, refuel, and enjoy a delicious Italian menu. There’s something for everyone, including vegan, gluten-free options, and a kids’ menu, making it a favourite stop during camp.

On the final day, we will cement everything learned throughout the week. Juniors will have the chance to review skills, ask questions, and take part in fun games and challenges, bringing together all aspects of their coaching in an enjoyable and rewarding way.

The Eden Course at St Andrews Links is a fantastic test of true links golf, and playing it for a second time during camp is a key part of the learning experience. With one round already under their belt, juniors can begin to understand how the course plays, where to miss, and how to better manage the wind, bunkering, and undulating greens.

This second visit is all about course management, making smarter decisions, improving strategy, and gaining confidence by applying what they learned the first time around.

Enjoy a meal at Tom Morris Bar & Grill, located inside the Links Clubhouse at St Andrews Links with stunning panoramic views over the Old, New and Jubilee courses and the surrounding coastline, perfect for campers to relax after a busy day on the greens. The restaurant is named in tribute to golfing legend Old Tom Morris and celebrates his legacy with memorabilia and design that honours St Andrews’ rich history.

It’s a wonderful place for our juniors to refuel, share stories from the day, and take in the iconic sights of the Home of Golf, all within one of St Andrews’ most memorable dining spots.

The Torrance Course at Fairmont St Andrews is a championship‑length, 18‑hole links course playing to about 7,230 yards with a par of 72, designed by golf legends Sam Torrance and Gene Sarazen and later enhanced with eight new holes for major qualifying events.

Set on cliffs overlooking the North Sea, Eden Estuary and the medieval skyline of St Andrews, the layout offers dramatic coastal views that make it both inspiring and memorable for junior golfers. The course features classic Scottish revetted bunkering, undulating fairways and strategic shot‑making opportunities, providing a strong yet playable test for developing players.

Torrance has a strong tournament heritage, having served as a Final Qualifying venue for The Open Championship and hosted the Scottish Seniors Open. For our golf camp juniors, it’s a fantastic chance to experience links golf at a championship level, refine course management skills, and enjoy some of the most scenic golf holes in the St Andrews area.

Our visit to The New Golf Club gives juniors the chance to celebrate a fantastic week of golf, enjoy a special meal, and get dressed for the occasion. It’s the perfect way to reflect on their achievements, share stories, and enjoy some well-earned fun in a memorable setting.

The New Golf Club offers stunning views of the golf course, making it a delightful dining destination. Our juniors can enjoy a locally sourced seasonal menu in a welcoming atmosphere complemented by attentive service. With a rich history dating back to 1780, it combines tradition with contemporary cuisine for a unique experience.