Walk the Old Course while a pro photographer captures every drive, bunker shot and putt. This private full-round session delivers 80–100 edited photos and a cinematic highlight video — a keepsake from golf’s birthplace.
More ways to explore the area's outdoor wonders
The morning wind off the North Sea cuts across the first fairway, lifting tufts of dune grass and testing the balance of your tee shot as a photographer quietly arranges the next frame.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
4–5 hours
Fitness Level
Able to walk 4–6 miles over grassy, uneven terrain and stand intermittently; suitable for most fitness levels.
Wildlife
History
St Andrews is widely regarded as the Home of Golf with play documented here since the 15th century; the Royal and Ancient Golf Club formalized many rules and traditions of the game.
Conservation
The links are a fragile dune ecosystem—stay on designated paths, avoid trampling marram grass, and minimize single-use plastic to protect the coastal habitat.
Reserve your spot on the Premium Golf Photo Experience in St Andrews Old Course today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Meet at the R&A Clubhouse
Arrive 10–15 minutes early; the photographer waits by the 1st tee holding a stabilizer and camera bag so you can start promptly.
Dress in layers and windproof gear
The coastal wind shifts quickly—bring a windproof jacket and a midlayer to stay comfortable between shots.
Protect clubs and footwear
Use a waterproof club cover and wear durable, comfortable shoes—links turf can be wet and sandy.
Charge devices and share requests ahead
Provide any shot preferences before the round and ensure phones are charged to receive the private download link afterwards.
Waterproof wind jacket
Shields you from sea spray and sharp coastal gusts during long periods outside.
spring
Comfortable golf shoes (soft spikes or spikeless)
Provides traction on links turf without damaging greens or walkways.
Rangefinder or GPS (optional)
Helps with shot planning so you can focus on play while the photographer frames action.
Small daypack with snacks and water
Keeps hydration and energy handy during a 4–5 hour round on exposed terrain.
summer