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Prestwick Golf Club is the Birthplace of the Open Championship, a traditional links golf course designed by Old Tom Morris in 1851.
- The Links
The links course at Prestwick has holes that snake to and...
- The Clubhouse
Prestwick’s Clubhouse offers visitors a glimpse into golf’s...
- Visitors
Prestwick Golf Club visitor booking and course information....
- News
The Captain of Prestwick Golf Club, Peter Graham, presented...
- Flora & Fauna
The links of Prestwick Golf Club are home to a wide and...
- Contact
TEE TIME RESERVATIONS email: bookings@prestwickgc.co.uk +44...
- Home
Prestwick Golf Club is founded on 2nd July at a meeting of...
- Caddies
All caddie bookings should be made through Prestwick Golf...
- The Links
Prestwick Golf Club is a classic links course in Scotland, where The Open Championship originated and was played 24 times. Learn about its history, design, natural features, and notable winners.
Explore the 18 holes of the links course at Prestwick Golf Club, the oldest golf club in the world. See the views, the challenges and the history of each hole.
Prestwick Golf Club visitor booking and course information. Book the Prestwick Experience 18 holes and 3 course lunch in Members’ Dining Room.
Mar 29, 2023 · Packed with blind shots, drivable par 4s, desert-sized bunkers and rollercoaster greens, Prestwick Golf Club provides a living link with the game’s past
Prestwick Golf Club is a historic and friendly club that hosted the first 12 and 24 Open Championships in Scotland. It is located on Ayrshire's golfing coast, near Royal Troon and Turnberry, and offers a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere for visitors.
Prestwick is one of the World's 100 Greatest golf courses, with a rich history of hosting 24 Open Championships. It features blind shots, cross-country play and a museum piece of golf architecture designed by Old Tom Morris and Charles Hunter.