St. Andrews & The Old Course (Aerial View)

St Andrews is the home of golf. The game has been played here since at least 1457 when it was popular enough for King James II to ban it on the grounds that it interfered with archery practice. Since that time golf has become hugely popular, but St Andrews still remains the birthplace and the center of modern golf.

This striking aerial view of the Old Course and city of St. Andrews is captured by photographer Iain Lowe. As a resident of St. Andrews, Iain Lowe experiences the climatic changes of sea and sky that make St. Andrews a mystical place. This aerial view shows the incredible integration of city, sea and links that makes a visit here a memory that’s forever savored.

Available as a 25" x 16 3/4" print or framed as shown with outside dimensions of 33.5" x 25 1/4" x 1.5".

The Art of Iain Lowe
From his studio in St. Andrews, Scotland - the home of golf - Iain Macfarlane Lowe has built his reputation on being one of the world's most respected golf course photographers. Iain travels extensively throughout the British Isles in a constant quest to take the perfect photograph -- shooting and re-shooting golf's legendary courses - until the film captures "the timeless shot." In 2000, Iain collaborated with golf historian David Joy to create the book St. Andrews and the Open Championship. He is also a regular contributor to Links Magazine and provides imagery to support print editorial and advertising all around the world.

We join Golf Links to the Past in exclusively representing Iain Macfarlane Lowe's photography in North America, drawing from his vast library of the great courses in all their different characters and moods.

Please allow at least 5 days for the framing of any golf photography.