Carnoustie Golf Links

Arguably the toughest links course in Britain. The Open Championship has been held here on 7 occasions, most recently in 2007. The present golf course was fashioned in 1850 by Alan Robertson of St Andrews. Gorse, broom, open ditches, pot bunkers on almost every fairway and tricky, speedy greens ruin cards and handicaps. The Barry Burn is an additional hazard over the final three holes. In the wind it is a monster off the back tees. The complementary Burnside and Buddon courses that weave around and inside the main course are cheaper and easier challenges over the same stretch of attractive sand-based terrain.

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20 Links Parade,
Carnoustie
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General Info:	Course Statistics: Three 18-hole courses. Championship Course 6941 yards, S.S.S. 75; Burnside Course 6028 yards, S.S.S. 70; Buddon Links 5420 yards, S.S.S. 66. Green Fees: Championship, Burnside and Buddon Links £145.00. Championship and Burnside £140.00. Championship and Buddon Links £135.00. Championship Course: Single Round £125.00, Junior (14 - 18 inclusive) £62.50. Burnside Course: Single Round £34.00, Junior Round £17.00, Juvenile Round £8.50. Buddon Links Course: Single Round £29.00, Junior Round £14.50, Juvenile Round £7.25. Visitors Info: Visitors are very welcome on all 3 courses however pre booked tee times are strongly recommended. Must have handicap certificate - men 28, ladies 36. Weekdays and Saturdays after 2p.m. Sundays after 11.30a.m. Contact in advance for availability. Date Founded: 1850 Designed by: Alan Robertson, Old Tom Morris, James Braid, James Wright Catering: Catering facilities can be arranged with the local golf clubs or the Carnoustie Hotel, but don't forget to stop at our world famous Tea Hut after the 10th hole where visitors from all over the world have donated bag tags for the walls. There are now thousands of them to see or ask to see the visitors book signed by anyone who is anyone in golf! Pro-Shop: Yes Clubs for Hire: Yes
Local Directions:	From Edinburgh and the south take the M90 to Perth, A90 to Dundee and follow the A92 to signposts for Carnoustie. From Glasgow and the west follow the M9-A9 to Perth and again the A90 to Dundee and A92 to signposts for Carnoustie.

General Info:

Course Statistics: Three 18-hole courses. Championship Course 6941 yards, S.S.S. 75; Burnside Course 6028 yards, S.S.S. 70; Buddon Links 5420 yards, S.S.S. 66.

Green Fees: Championship, Burnside and Buddon Links £145.00. Championship and Burnside £140.00. Championship and Buddon Links £135.00. Championship Course: Single Round £125.00, Junior (14 - 18 inclusive) £62.50. Burnside Course: Single Round £34.00, Junior Round £17.00, Juvenile Round £8.50. Buddon Links Course: Single Round £29.00, Junior Round £14.50, Juvenile Round £7.25.

Visitors Info: Visitors are very welcome on all 3 courses however pre booked tee times are strongly recommended. Must have handicap certificate - men 28, ladies 36. Weekdays and Saturdays after 2p.m. Sundays after 11.30a.m. Contact in advance for availability.

Date Founded: 1850

Designed by: Alan Robertson, Old Tom Morris, James Braid, James Wright

Catering: Catering facilities can be arranged with the local golf clubs or the Carnoustie Hotel, but don't forget to stop at our world famous Tea Hut after the 10th hole where visitors from all over the world have donated bag tags for the walls. There are now thousands of them to see or ask to see the visitors book signed by anyone who is anyone in golf!

Pro-Shop: Yes

Clubs for Hire: Yes

Local Directions:

From Edinburgh and the south take the M90 to Perth, A90 to Dundee and follow the A92 to signposts for Carnoustie. From Glasgow and the west follow the M9-A9 to Perth and again the A90 to Dundee and A92 to signposts for Carnoustie.