St Andrews Golf Club is a historic private members’ golf club founded in 1843 and one of the oldest clubs of its kind in the world. Its home is Links House, a protected late-19th-century building that has served as the clubhouse since 1933 and overlooks the 18th green of the celebrated Old Course. The club does not own a separate golf course; its competitions are played across the courses of St Andrews Links.
The interior is designed for members to meet, relax after a round and follow activity on the surrounding links, with views towards the closing hole of the Old Course adding to the experience. Unlike a stadium, the clubhouse has no fixed spectator capacity. Access depends on membership, the type of event and the organiser’s rules, so entry conditions should be checked before visiting.
The clubhouse is located at Links House, 13 The Links, St Andrews, United Kingdom. Its entrance is reached directly from The Links, allowing convenient drop-off by taxi or organised transport, while drivers can use public parking in the surrounding area subject to local restrictions. St Andrews Bus Station is a short walk away; broader information about transport around and into the town is provided further down the page.