A large building sits atop a grassy hill at sunset, overlooking the stunning St. Andrews Bay in Scotland, with dramatic orange clouds painting the sky—an iconic sight near this renowned golf resort.

Royal Treatment from Fairmont: St. Andrews Bay Golf Resort & Spa, Scotland

Whether you’re a hacker like me or a scratch golfer, you’ve probably always dreamed of playing a round where golf was supposedly invented: The acclaimed Old Course in St. Andrews, Scotland.

A large building sits atop a grassy hill at sunset, overlooking the stunning St. Andrews Bay in Scotland, with dramatic orange clouds painting the sky—an iconic sight near this renowned golf resort.

On July 1, Fairmont Hotels and Resorts started managing Scotland’s destination golf inn, the 209-room St. Andrews Bay Golf Resort & Spa, a few miles from the medieval town, with views of the North Sea, and within a Big Bertha drive of another 9 courses. Don’t forget the five restaurants, a huge 3,500-sq. ft. spa and health club, and about GBP 10 million in planned upgrades to come over the next few years.

[Via TheInformedTraveler.com.]

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