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St Andrews, Golf Place, Royal And Ancient Golf Club
Clubhouse (19th Century)
Site Name St Andrews, Golf Place, Royal And Ancient Golf Club
Classification Clubhouse (19th Century)
Alternative Name(s) Union Club
Canmore ID 92225
Site Number NO51NW 139
NGR NO 50502 17090
Datum OSGB36 - NGR
Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/site/92225
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- Council Fife
- Parish St Andrews And St Leonards
- Former Region Fife
- Former District North East Fife
- Former County Fife
The Royal and Ancient Clubhouse began as a simple H- plan building by architect George Rae, opening in 1854. Over the succeding years a large number of alterations have taken place, with the first enlarging of the Big room with a bay window in 1866, the billiard room on the north side by Jesse Hall and David Henry neatly matching Rae's scheme was added in 1873 and the alterations to accomodate card rooms and the now first floor dining room in 1882 by John Milne. James Gillespie extended the eastern portion in 1889 to accommodate extra staff and Gillespie and Scott added a new floor above the Big room which created the famous balcony overlooking the fairways of The Old Course. In the 1920's the north east corner was raised and the new entrance to the basement locker rooms added in 2002.
Information from the Royal and Ancient Golf Club 2016.
NO51NW 139.00 50502 17090
NO51NW 139.01 NO 5049 1708 War Memorial
NO51NW 139.02 Centred NO 5007 1717 Golf Course (The Old Course)
NO51NW 139.03 Centred NO 5005 1748 Golf Course (The New Course)
Architect: George Ray, 1854
John Laurie Fogo - additions, 1866
Peddie and Kinnear - additions and alterations, 1879
John Milne - additions and alterations, 1880
