Revered as the Cradle of Golf in America (1888) and one of the five founding members of USGA (1894) The Saint Andrew's Golf Club is deeply connected to the history and living traditions of golf.

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Today Saint Andrew's is focused on the future of the Game with ongoing investments in infrastructure--State-of-the-art Learning Center and Expanded Golf Training Campus in 2015--and programs for all ability levels and all family members.

Golf

Spectacular Layouts

Learning Center

State of the Art Teaching Technology

Clubhouse

Commitment to Excellence

Programs

Something for Everyone in the Family

Saint Andrew’s members maintain the “Dedication to the Game” which began in 1888, one of the proudest and most unique legacies in American Golf.

CHARLES E. SANDS

The First Men’s Olympic Golf Champion

In 1900 Charles E. Sands of The Saint Andrew’s Golf Club achieved a landmark victory in golf at the Paris Olympic Games, making him the first, and America’s only, Men’s Olympic Golf Champion. This accomplishment was all the more remarkable because Sands was primarily known for his prolific tennis skills. But in winning the first Olympic Golf competition, a little celebrated and long forgotten achievement, Charles Sands left an indelible mark on the history of the Olympic Games and on the history of golf.

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