Architect
Allan Robertson / James Braid
Established
1858
Par / Length
71 / 6655y
Access
Public
Green Fee
$$
Overview: An undulating links located near Carnoustie on the Tay estuary. It is tight, gorse-lined, and features a railway line running alongside several holes, requiring precise shot-shaping and crisp turf play.
History: Established in 1858, the course was originally laid out by Allan Robertson and later expanded by James Braid. It served as a Qualifying venue when the Open Championship was held at Carnoustie.
Did You Know? Tom Watson played his very first round of links golf here in 1975 to prepare for the Open Championship, which he went on to win at Carnoustie, launching his historic relationship with links golf.
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