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The first course I ever played - Linn Park. https://linksgolf.co.uk/clubs/scotland/linn-park.html
Closed by Glasgow Council during the pandemic the course is being re-instated by the local golf club.

St Andrews Links Trust has a added a sixth course to its portfolio of public courses - Craigtoun (formerly Dukes). https://linksgolf.co.uk/clubs/scotland/st-andrews.html

Home of Ryder Cup Captain, Paul McGinley and designed by Harry Vardon - Dunfanaghy. https://linksgolf.co.uk/clubs/ireland/dunfanaghy.html

This course is for private hire only. It is not open to the general public - Braxted. https://linksgolf.co.uk/clubs/england/braxted-park.html

Great Britain and Ireland Course of the Year 2025 - Ballyneety. https://linksgolf.co.uk/clubs/ireland/ballyneety.html

The Professional Shop is located in the original Ben Sayers factory adjacent to the 1st tee - North Berwick. https://linksgolf.co.uk/clubs/scotland/north-berwick.html

The oldest 9 hole links in Ireland - Buncrana. https://linksgolf.co.uk/clubs/ireland/buncrana.html

This golf club has it's very own railway station - Denham. https://linksgolf.co.uk/clubs/england/denham.html

These are some of the highest natural dunes on any course in the world - Carne Golf Links. https://linksgolf.co.uk/clubs/ireland/carne.html

This course had 22 holes until, in 1764, the first 4 holes and the last 4 holes (which were considered too short) were combined to make the first 18 hole golf course - Old Course at St Andrews. https://linksgolf.co.uk/clubs/scotland/st-andrews.html

In 1873 the first Open Championship to be played on an 18 hole course was also here (2 rounds of 18 instead of 3 rounds of 12).