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Play some of Scotland’s most iconic courses this winter at preferential rates ⛳🏴
The Scottish Golf Winter Tee Times ballot is back for 2026/27, giving members of affiliated clubs the chance to play bucket-list venues including Muirfield, Royal Troon, Prestwick, Renaissance,
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.
Hole 6 - 'Elysian Fields'.
With our Prestwick film released this week, it's only right to shine a light on one of the (many) incredible holes on this links.
This is 'Hole Notes: Cardinal', the 3rd at @PrestwickGC.
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The chaotic original 12-hole routing at @PrestwickGC played over the land now occupied by holes 1–3 and 13–18, before the changes of 1883. Given how cramped - but brilliant - those holes are today, it's remarkable that twelve were once squeezed into the same ground.
It's not
There's not much out there about the original 12 holes at @PrestwickGC, but here's our best attempt at showing the routing - including the infamous killing zone.
It's easy to see how the course worked for the 1860 Open, with a field of just eight players. Today, it's a touch
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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David and Frank are two of just seven men since 1851 to have appeared on the same list of Head Professionals as Old Tom Morris.
A distinction they both deeply cherish.
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