Prestwick Golf Club

Prestwick Golf Club is closely linked to the earliest days of The Open Championship and was founded in 1851, giving it a special place in golf history. The Prestwick links delivers a classic championship test with sea air, a stirring atmosphere at the first tee, and a memorable closing hole. Its 18 holes include distinctive names such as Railway, Tunnel, Bridge, Himalayas and the final Clock, adding to the course’s character and sense of tradition. After the round, the clubhouse provides a dignified setting, with Open-related memorabilia displayed in the Smoke Room and the Card Room. With multiple yardage and rating setups, Prestwick offers a demanding links experience that reflects both its championship pedigree and its enduring historical significance.