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Photos of the Old Course in St. Andrews
The Old Course in St. Andrews is one of the game's most coveted rounds for a variety of reasons. There's the history, with golf dating back on these grounds six centuries. It's also the Open Championship's most famous and frequented venue. The course is also extremely fun to play for the average player.
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Longniddry Golf Club in East Lothian, Scotland
Established in 1921, Longniddry Golf Club is a mix of parkland and more open, links-style holes overlooking the Firth of Forth. For it's shorter distance, it's a pretty demanding test of golf.
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Craigielaw Golf Club in East Lothian
Located in East Lothian, Craigielaw Golf Club is one of Scotland's newer links courses, opened in 2001. It's next door to historic Kilspindie Golf Club, which sits right on the sea. Craigielaw plays farther inland but is still links style, and the Firth of Forth is always in view.
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Gullane Golf Club's No. 1 course - East Lothian
Gullane No. 1 is the first and most famous of three courses at Gullane Golf Club in East Lothian, Scotland, established in 1884. It's a championship-caliber course that hosts many of Scotland's top events, including Open Championship qualifiers when the Open is played at Muirfield.
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The best of East Lothian golf in pictures
Scotland's East Lothian region is Edinburgh's golfing coast. It is just a few miles east of the capital city and is home to more than 20 courses, including the Old Links at Musselburgh, the very influential North Berwick Golf Club, Gullane, Dunbar Golf Club, Kilspindie, Craigielaw and more. Here's a look at some of the area's top golf courses in pictures.
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Taymouth Castle Golf Club in Perthshire, Scotland
The original 12 holes of Taymouth Castle Golf Club comprise a 1923 James Braid design, to which six more holes were added in the 1940s. The 6,066-yard, par-69 golf course plays uphill, away from the castle on the front nine, and then careens back down toward the castle on the back nine. Practically the entire back nine offers up progressively more majestic views of the castle.
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Aberfeldy Golf Club in Perthshire, Scotland
The first nine holes of Aberfeldy Golf Club were laid out in the level floodplain of the River Tay in 1895, making it one of the oldest courses in the Scottish highlands. In 1993 plans were adopted to extend the course by nine holes, and over the river. In 1995, almost 100 years to the day after the christening of the original nine holes, the 5,283-yard, par-68, 18-hole course opened to members and the public.
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Inchmarlo Golf Club in Banchory, Scotland
The 18-hole Laird's golf course at Inchmarlo Golf Club in Banchory is a parkland course with gorgeous views of the surrounding hills and even some snow-covered peaks in the distance. The fairways dip and twist like pretzels, and some of them sport what could almost be called small mountains.
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