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| Championship Standard Course |
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Originally founded in 1813, Scotscraig is home to the 13th oldest golf club in the world, and an exceptional golf course. It is more of a cross between links and heathland, but its proximity to the sea ensures it is buffeted by the coastal winds.
| Facilities |
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| Championship Standard Course |
| Club House |
| Pro Shop |
| Putting Greens |
When the Open Championship returns to St Andrews in 2010, Scotscraig will continue its tradition of being a final qualifying host, an honour it has held since 1984. in fact, its ties with the Auld Grey Toon are well entrenched. In fact, the founding of Scotscraig was aided by existing Royal & Ancient members, and the first Gold Medal Trophy was held here in 1818; this famous amateur tournament is still contested annually.
Follow in the footsteps of famous names like Ian Baker-Finch, Brian Barnes, Justin Rose and Sam Torrance by tackling treacherous holes like the 4th. Despite measuring only 366 yards, a visit to any of the deep, revetted bunkers that guard the left hand side could ruin a good round.
The helpful employees are always keen to welcome guests to the comfortable clubhouse and well-stocked clubhouse.
Sky's Richard Boxall won Open Qualifying here in 1995, perhaps his greatest achievement outside his 1990 Italian Open triumph
