PORTRUSH, Northern Ireland (AP) — A capsule look at key anniversary years at the British Open, including the AP story from those victories:150 years ago (1875)Site: Prestwick.Winner: Willie Park Sr.Runner-up: Bob Martin.AdvertisementScore: 56-59-51–166.Margin: 2 shots.Winner’s share: 8 pounds.Noteworthy: Old Tom…
The Architecture of Royal Portrush | 2025 Open Championship Host | Presented by Mercedes-Benz [Music] there’s lots of it out there i mean there’s you could you could probably talk about all of the holes and in some way or…
A SCOTTISH golf course has been rescued after a huge flood left it unusable.The King James VI Golf Club, located on Moncrieffe Island in Perth, flooded in 2023 after Storm Babet and has been rescued following an 18-month, £75,000 rebuilding…
⛳️ This Golf Course was LOST for 100 Years Askernish is an Old Tom Morris course that was lost to history until it was uncovered in 2008
Where to begin?That is not a rhetorical question. When laying out a bucket-list golf trip to Scotland, it’s a very serious query, part of a series of such questions that will follow you around the country. Where to begin? Which…
The Greatest Stretch In Golf | Royal County Down Royal County Down in Newcastle, Northern Ireland — site of this year’s Irish Open — is usually included when discussing the greatest golf courses in the world. Andy Johnson talks about…
►Prestwick Golf Club recently relaid their golf course back to it’s original 12 hole lay out which hosted the very 1st Open Championship in 1860. The Course record is 47… Can I beat it using my modern clubs? Golf Lessons…
In this series, I learn about the history of The Open and how much golf fashion has changed over the 150 years of this iconic championship. Episode one – I interview Hannah Fleming from the World golf museum about women’s…
The ‘Lost’ Old Tom Morris Golf Course | Scotland From The Sky | BBC Scotland This golf course in South Uist – designed by legendary Old Tom Morris – was almost lost to history until its restoration. Click here to…
I visited the holy grail of golf – Askernish Golf club on south Uist in the outer Hebrides. In June 1891 “Old” Tom Morris accompanied by his companion Horace Hutchinson travelled to South Uist at the request of the landowners…