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The Alps at Prestwick Golf Club - on any architecture nerd’s list of the most important holes in golf, the 17th at Prestwick is at or near the top.
Aside from being generally recognized as the oldest hole in championship golf, this hole, and in particular, the large hill
On 17 October 1860, one hundred and sixty-six years ago today, the very first Open Championship was played on our 12-hole links.
Eight golfers gathered, competing not for prize money but for the Red Moroccan Leather Belt, a prize established to honour the Champion Golfer after
Our commitment to detail extends well beyond the heritage on our walls and the homemade ingredients at the heart of our menu.
Case in point: the wee red boxes dotted through the clubhouse and Dormy, inspired by our course’s celebrated tee boxes.
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Number 17 - our Dormy, and the best place to stay when playing our links.
Just metres from the club entrance, a three-minute walk into the high street, and with views across the links to whet the appetite.
Number 17 at Prestwick is absolutely SUBLIME.
If you ever look at add Prestwick to a Scotland golf itinerary, staying overnight at Number 17 is a MUST!
Since its introduction, Number 17 has become an integral part of Prestwick life, delivering practical benefit to our membership while meaningfully elevating the standard of hospitality we extend to our visitors.
Many great clubs have a Dormy, and now we have ours.
The 6th is the first of the long holes at the top of the course, created in 1883 when the course was extended from 12 to 18 holes.
It often gets overlooked amid the brilliant opening and closing stretches, but it is a wonderful hole in its own right, building to a superb green.
On 17 October 1860, one hundred and sixty-six years ago today, the very first Open Championship was played on our 12-hole links.
Eight golfers gathered, competing not for prize money but for the Red Moroccan Leather Belt, a prize established to honour the Champion Golfer after Allan Robertson's passing. Willie Park Sr would hole a 30-foot putt on the last to beat Old Tom Morris by 2 shots.
Little did these men know what their invitational, which became an Open the following year, would come to be.
#TheOpen #GolfHistory
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Our commitment to detail extends well beyond the heritage on our walls and the homemade ingredients at the heart of our menu.
Case in point: the wee red boxes dotted through the clubhouse and Dormy, inspired by our course’s celebrated tee boxes.
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Number 17 - our Dormy, and the best place to stay when playing our links.
Just metres from the club entrance, a three-minute walk into the high street, and with views across the links to whet the appetite.
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Since its introduction, Number 17 has become an integral part of Prestwick life, delivering practical benefit to our membership while meaningfully elevating the standard of hospitality we extend to our visitors.
Many great clubs have a Dormy, and now we have ours.
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The 6th is the first of the long holes at the top of the course, created in 1883 when the course was extended from 12 to 18 holes.
It often gets overlooked amid the brilliant opening and closing stretches, but it is a wonderful hole in its own right, building to a superb green.
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