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Prestwick Golf Club

Scotland (Est.1851)

18 holes

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Par 71

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6908 yds

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Description

Home of the first Open in 1860 and where Old Tom Morris worked as a greenkeeper, Prestwick Golf Club was founded in 1851 with only 12 holes, and hosted a total of 24 Opens, only surpassed by the Old Course with 25. The course is a true monument to Scottish golf tradition, with holes that wind around hills, fairways with imperceptible bunkers, several blind shots, and small, firm greens.

Signature Hole

The par 4 of the 17th hole rises from the tee box towards the green, with a fairway that narrows, and the famous bunker called “Sahara” just in front of a green that requires a blind shot.

Wegolf Insider Tip

Just around the clubhouse's corner you can find the Red Lion Pub, where in 1851 57 men met to shape the club. A piece of history worth visiting.

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Wegolf Rating ● 9.2

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The good, The Bad

Enjoy goof golf and rich history.
Consider hiring a local caddy to figure out where to hit on blind shots.

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DESTINATION
Prestwick: Troon & Turnberry
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COUNTRY
Scotland
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TYPE
Links
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TIME
Hasta 1900

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