Viscount St Andrews is a title in the British peerage, traditionally associated with the Scottish nobility. It was created in 1986 for James St. Andrew, the son of the Duke of York. The title is part of the House of Windsor, which is the royal family of the United Kingdom. The title of Viscount St Andrews is often linked to the historic town of St Andrews in Scotland, known for its prestigious university and as the birthplace of golf. The current holder of the title is involved in various charitable activities and represents the interests of the royal family at public events.