St. Andrews 2015 Old Course Tee Times

The date has arrived when golfers from across the golfing world are able to begin the application process for a 2015 Old Course tee time here in St. Andrews.


'Abernathy Party May 2014 Old Course'.
It should be noted that the Open Championship is being played on the Old Course, for the 29th time, in July 2015 and the course will close for final preparations from 20th June until the 21st July.

 Caddie Golf Tours have assisted hundreds of golfers access the Old Course over the last nine years with good forward planning put in place. The most affordable route to achieve a tee time is to use the Advance Reservation Process from the St. Andrews Links Trust who will accept applications over a two week period beginning at 14:00pm BST on Wednesday 27th August through to Monday 15th September, 2014.

They have decided this year to introduce a Ballot (lottery) to determine those successful in applying for tee times thus stopping the allocation of tee times on a first come first served basis.

'Swilken Bridge Old Course St. Andrews'.
Caddie Golf Tours will be delighted to guide you through every step of this process ensuring you have the best opportunity of being successful. Accepted applicants will be notified by the St. Andrews Links Trust within an eight week period around early November 2014. Please note that the application is for two courses: the Old Course and one to be chosen from the New, Jubilee, Castle or Eden courses.

The official Application Form will be available from the St. Andrews Links Trust web site at the start of next week: http://www.standrews.com/Play/Courses/Old-Course/Booking-the-Old-Course

We at Caddie Golf Tours look forward to assisting with your Old Course application and the building of your Scottish golf tour during 2015 and beyond...Fore!

Location: Saint Andrews, Saint Andrews, Fife KY16, UK

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