Glory of Saint Andrews (Japanese: Eikou no Saint Andrews) is a golf simulation game developed by Seta and released for the Nintendo 64 in 1996. Set at Scotland’s iconic Old Course at St Andrews—known as the "Home of Golf" and widely regarded as the sport’s birthplace, founded in 1552 as the world’s oldest golf course, with 18 holes, par 72, and a total length of 7,305 yards—the game faithfully recreates the course’s classic design, including landmarks like the Swilcan Bridge and the 17th "Road Hole". Players can choose different golfers and club combinations, compete in various weather conditions, and enjoy multiple modes including single-player matches, tournaments, and multiplayer battles. With its realistic physics engine and stunning graphics, Glory of Saint Andrews delivers an unforgettable virtual golf experience for enthusiasts.
