ST. ANDREWS, Scotland — The next time I see a pro golfer on TV sink a long birdie putt on the Old Course at St. Andrews, anyone unfortunate enough to be within earshot may hear how I once did the same ...

The Old Course at St. Andrews is ground zero for so much of golf, and its architectural features have been mimicked by every course that followed since rudimentary play began on the grounds in the 15 ...

The Old Course at St. Andrews is golf’s foundational text. Much of what we consider to be the bedrock principles of golf emanated from the Old Course, from the rules of the game to 18-hole rounds to ...

Check out a photo gallery of all 18 holes at the Old Course at St. Andrews. The 495 yards par 4, 17th hole ‘Road’ on the Old Course at St Andrews venue for The Open Championship in 2015 on the Old ...

Golfers are being given the chance to play the famous Old Course at St. Andrews for less than $50, rather than the usual fees of around $400, but there is a hitch. The move is part of a new initiative ...

For nearly all golfers, the idea of playing the Old Course in St. Andrews is the holy grail. For a select few golfers this year, that dream will become a reality. And not for $450 (£340), the typical ...

October 29 - When the Open Championship returns to golf's ancestral home in 2027, the Old Course at St. Andrews won't look the same. The course's management firm, the St. Andrews Links Trust, and the ...

Sometimes you just need a break. For example, J.J. Spaun got a perfectly timed weather delay to get his major chances back on track, and then he took advantage of the opportunity. Similarly, Redditor ...

The origins of golf can be traced back to the 15th century, with its first documented mention coming from a ban imposed by King James II of Scotland. By 1552, the sport was formally played on the land ...

This article is part of a series reported and written by students at the University of Tennessee at Knoxville as an assignment for a course offered by the School of Journalism and Media. During the ...

On the rolling dunes outside the town of St Andrews where shepherds tended their flocks, something new began to take shape in the 16th century. Men started striking feather-stuffed balls with curved ...