Known as the Home of Golf, the Old Course has been played over since as early as the 15th century, making it the oldest golf course in the world still in use. No single architect designed it — the course evolved organically from centuries of play across common land, later refined by Old Tom Morris in the 19th century. It hosts The Open Championship on a regular rotation and is instantly recognisable for the double greens, the Swilcan Bridge, and the Road Hole 17th.
Факты о поле
- Лунок
- 18
- Пар
- 72
- Дизайнер
- No single designer — evolved naturally over centuries of play, later refined by Old Tom Morris in the 19th century
- Открытие
- 1400
- Scotland
- In the town of St Andrews, Fife
Особенности
- The oldest golf course in the world still in play
- Regular Open Championship host since the 19th century
- Home of the Swilcan Bridge and the famous Road Hole 17th
Инфраструктура
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Фотогалерея
