The Torrance Course, a par-72 layout stretching 7,230 yards, was originally designed by Ryder Cup legend Sam Torrance and Gene Sarazen. Following a significant redesign in 2009, which included the addition of eight new holes and classic Scottish revetted bunkering, it has hosted prestigious events such as the Scottish Seniors Open and served as a Final Qualifying venue for The Open Championship. Its strategic design and links-style features provide a challenging yet rewarding experience for golfers of all levels.
The Kittocks Course, formerly known as the Devlin Course, is a 7,192-yard, par-72 course designed by Bruce Devlin and Gene Sarazen. Characterized by its American-style layout with man-made lakes, it also honors traditional Scottish golf with features like double greens and deep pot bunkers. The course’s undulating terrain and cliff-top holes offer both a test of skill and breathtaking sea views, making it a memorable round for any golfer.
Together, these courses solidify Fairmont St Andrews as a premier golfing destination, blending modern design with the rich heritage of Scottish golf.
