Prestwick Golf Club: Beoordelingen

Qul magnifique links, chargé d’histoire. C’est un grand plaisir de le jouer.

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For the history of The Open, playing Prestwick is important because it is where The Open was born. It's a short course and a lot of fun because it has so many blind shots to greens behind dunes. The clubhouse is flirty and has an amazing golfing atmosphere.

There seems to be a tendency among golf course reviewers to approach their evaluation from an almost scientific standpoint - ranking different aspects of the experience individually, as if the whole was only the sum of its parts. For anyone with a passion for links golf and an eye for details however, Prestwick is the course that has the power to expose such ratings atte… Meer

The birthplace of the open. Make sure to also visit the historic Red Lion pub and Old Tom Morris' house next door (a pharmacy now) when you visit Prestwick. You will need to wear a jacket&tie in the clubhouse usually. Not at the moment though due to Covid. Make sure to check out the historic dining room and smoke room. It's a special place with lots of history on displa… Meer

Just played it again after 1.5 years. I still got a great impression of the course and will never get tired of it. Hole 17th used to be the 3rd hole at the Open Championship, and it is the Oldest hole on a Championship course. It has never been modified- therefore, you play it just like Tom Watson did. Be aware of the wind and be smart on this course. There is a big dif… Meer

Il campo su cui venne giocato il primo Open (ancora a 9 buche) e' molto molto divertente. Un poco bizzarro a volte ma decisamente degno di essere giocato. La prima buca con la ferrovia a destra mieterà vittime! Unica nota stonata: la vicinanza con l'aeroporto omonimo che significa diversi voli a bassa quota mentre giocate.

Ett måste om man gillar Links.

Große Ehre auf dem sehr interessanten Platz spielen zu dürfen, wo 1860 die erste British Open stattfand! Es läuft einem kalt den Rücken runter, wenn man auf der 1 aufteet, wo alle Großen dieser Golfwelt schon abgeschlagen haben.

Historische grond! Hier werd het eerste Open gespeeld en - gek - dat gevoel neem je de hele ronde mee, en echt niet alleen omdat naast de ingang een echte replica van de Claret Jug staat. De baan telt veel vreemde holes, holes die eigenlijk niet kunnen of in elk geval niet lijken te passen. De par-4 eerste is akelig smal, de par-4 derde met een bunker van zomaar honderd m… Meer

Donde el primer Open Británico fue jugado en 1860. La casa club es espectacular y tiene una tradición e historia increible. Después de jugar, os recomiendo pedir que os den un tour por la casa club; os enseñen los autógrafos de los ganadores de Open, la réplica de la copa, el comedor de los members, la mesa donde se sentó la princesa Diana a firmar un autógrafo... es el… Meer

WOW... There is so much fuss about all the links golf courses out there because people still don't know which is the most important and deciding ranking criteria... But since majority of us are not scratch players we should forget those ratings and concentrate more on beauty layout quality etc... And Prestwick is a links winner! Different than most links courses I have pl… Meer

Un Links à l’ancienne. Pas très long mais une orgie de bunkers. Starter charmant. un monument à faire partager.

Van de banen in de Ayrshire regio die we hebben gespeeld staat deze golfbaan door de combinatie van historie en de manier waarop we worden ontvangen bij de beste. Het is lastig kiezen of we dit de beste baan vinden maar het totaalplaatje is wel het beste. Van deze baan kan ik elke hole goed herinneren en ook hoe ik de hole gespeeld heb. Deze baan is host van de eerste "Op… Meer

Amazing historic surprising how "in town" it is. Club was wonderfully welcoming Caddie was awesome! Some of the blind holes are dare I say a bit jukey which seem heresy but more blind shots packed into a small track than I'd have assumed going in.

The course was fantastic and in top condition. A must play if you in the area. A real old traditional golf links.

After several visits to Ayrshire without visiting this much-lauded venue I finally made it to the birthplace of The Open Championship this summer and although I can firmly say it was worth the wait I was a little sceptical as to whether this was going to be the case halfway through my round. That’s not to say the first two-thirds of the course isn’t up to much – indeed i… Meer

Prestwick Golf Club is de geboorteplaats van The Open. In 1851 besloten 57 heren tot de aanschaf van 2 cottages en het vormen van de golfclub. Dat deden ze in de even verder gelegen pub The Red Lion Inn. De eerste cottage zou het clubhuis worden en de tweede cottage was bedoeld voor the keeper of the Green, ball and clubmaker - Old Tom Morris. De baan een 12 holes pure … Meer

Playing Prestwick GC is more than golf, its a trip back through history. Prestwick was formed in 1851 and held the first 12 Open Championships starting in 1860, and went on to hold a total of 24 before it was decided that the facility couldn't handle the large crowds. The legendary Old Tom Morris designed the original 12 holes and went on to be the Keeper of the Greens … Meer

Mooie en oude baan die teert op roemruchte verleden. Staat zich terecht voor om als eerste The Open te hebben georganiseerd. Mooie linksbaan met enkele gekunstelde moeilijkheden. Wel genoten van de ambiance.

The home of golf. This links course will make any golfer humble and reconsider his handicap one or two times. Especially if the wind comes in hard from the sea. The golf course has a classic atmosphere and all the facilities that could be wished for. Strong recomendation is to bring at least one caddy along in a four ball as there are quite a blind shots and holes throu… Meer

This is what golf is all about: the birthplace of The (British) Open. Opened in 1851 and the host of the first of 20 Opens starting in 1860. In the clubhouse you can see the replica of the Claret Jug and Championship belt. The course is a true gem, that will bite you hard if you're not careful. The course mixes brutally long and very tricky short holes, so each hole is tr… Meer

Without a doubt one of the most interesting and historically important courses I’ve ever played. From the first hole along the railway track to the pure cluelessness on the tee of many holes, I just love how quirky this course is. But it’s not just quirky, it’s also just a very good golf course. Some of the holes are amazing and the fact that the first Open Championship… Meer