The Dunvegan Hotel is well known by just about every golfer throughout the world, due to it's location, top hang-out for both golfers and celebrities when in town. The Dunvegan is located in the town centre of St Andrews, just a short pitching wedge from the 18th Green of St Andrews Old Course and West Sands Beach.

THE WORLD FAMOUS DUNVEGAN BAR
Covered from ceiling to floor with world famous golfers that have visited the Dunvegan over the past 25 years, including 35 Major Champions and golfing celebs from sport & film. We even have a picture of the 1st Man on the moon! The most important pictures, though, are Dunvegan friends who have enjoyed their time with us during their pilgrimage to St Andrews. 

Golfers Corner, one of the best 19th holes, is everything Golf. Hang out here to keep up to date with what happens within the doors of the Dunvegan. You never know what (or who) you will see next! Catch up on pictures, videos, and what is happening in the world of social media right here.

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THE CLARET JUG RESTAURANT
Named in honour of the famous Open Championship trophy, is our cosy, informal dining room where we specialise in quality char-grilled steaks, amongst other mouth-watering dishes including rack of Lamb and Shetland Salmon. Complimented with a well-rounded wine list, over 50 single malt whisky’s and uncompromising service not forgetting 2 TVs so you’ll never miss a beat of the action.

THE BIRTHPLACE OF GOLF
A golf bucket list is not complete without the experience of St Andrews Old Course. After all, this is where golf began. There is a nostalgic sense of timelessness here, but the courses have evolved to present the same challenges to today’s players as they did to legendary greats Tom Morris, Bobby Jones, Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus. St Andrews is as much the “Mecca of Golf” to the great champions as it is to the mere devotee.

The great links courses are strung like a necklace of pearls around the throat of the Firth of Forth — from Dunbar, North Berwick, Muirfield and Gullane on the south side of the Firth, up to the great bridges and back along the north shore, past Leven, Lundin, Dumbarnie, Elie, Anstruther, Crail and Kingsbarns, through St Andrews to Scotscraig, Panmure and Carnoustie. All are readily accessible from St Andrews, but in the town itself, the St Andrews Links Trust courses offer the tough tests of the Old, New and Jubilee and Eden courses - All withing walking distance!

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