Prestwick Golf Club

Prestwick Golf Club
2 Links Road
Prestwick
Ayrshire
KA9 1QG

Coursetype: Traditional Scottish Links Prestwick Golf Course is situated on a stretch of golfing terrain unrivalled in the world. (Visitors weekdays, limited Sunday times)

Number Of Holes: 18

Yardage: From the white tees 6551 yards.

Par: 71

TeeYardsParSlope Rating
Choose Black Tee as slope rating playing option690871139
Choose White Tee as slope rating playing option.655171133
Choose Blue Tee as slope rating playing option.M 597371122
Choose Blue Tee as slope rating playing option.F 597376141
Choose Green Tee as slope rating playing option.557175132

Clubhouse Facilities

Bar/Restaurant: Full lunch is available in the Dining Room on Tuesday to Friday between 12.30 and 2.30pm (booking in advance is required). Smart dress equivalent Jacket collar and tie. A snack lunch is available in the Cardinal Room from Sunday to Friday between 10.00am and 3.45pm. Golf attire may be worn in the Cardinal Room

Drinks/Snacks: Snacks available in the Cardinal Room

Changing Facilities: The Ladies and Gents locker rooms provide changing facilities for the visitor

Shower Facilities: Showers available for visitors use, towels are provided

Scorecard and layout

Prestwick Golf Club Scorecard and Course layout. Click or Tap Image to see full size

Golf Facilities

Pro-Shop: Prestwick Golf Club has a large fully stocked shop with all the leading brands golf equipment, clothing and accessories. Also available are various items of Prestwick Golf Club branded clothing and accessories

Golf Club Hire: Quality left and right handed golf clubs available to hire

Buggy Hire: No buggies available due to the terrain. Caddies can be hired

Trolley Hire: Pull and battery powered trolleys available to hire

Practice Area: Short game practice area available

Putting Practice: Large practice putting green available

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Prestwick Golf Club

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In their Words…….

Prestwick Golf Club, the Birthplace of the Open Championship, welcomes all golfers from around the world to come and enjoy our testing historic Links. The history of Prestwick Golf Club stretches back over 160 years to a time when golf was in its infancy.

In 1851, a group of 57 enthusiastic members, who met regularly at the Red Lion Inn, made the momentous decision to form a golf club purchasing two cottages opposite the tavern. The first cottage would become the members’ clubhouse whilst the other was gifted to the club’s Keeper of the Green, ball and clubmaker – Old Tom Morris.

Together with a gold medal presented by the club’s first captain (the Earl of Eglinton) for an annual competition still played for today, the legend of Prestwick was born.

Situated on a stretch of golfing terrain unrivalled in the world, Prestwick is less than a couple of hours travel from all the other Open Championship courses in Scotland and is a must play for any discerning lover of the game.

Rich in character, the famous clubhouse is as much part of the Prestwick experience as the celebrated course over which the Open Championship was first played. Here prized golfing memorabilia adorn aged wood-panelled walls with infectious laughter wafting through the corridors.

This is a place where history brushes shoulders with unreserved fun. Prestwick’s clubhouse is delightful not only for the glimpse it offers into golf’s past, but also for the warm welcome given to visitors who are granted club membership for the day. Guided tours are actively encouraged to take in the highlights of the early days of the Open Championship as well as the club’s rich history and its links with the Morris family. For lovers of the game, this is where golf’s myths and legends come to life.

Prestwick Golf Club