The last three holes at Royal Troon starts with a birdie opportunity at the par 5, 554 yard sixteenth hole. In 2004 it played as the easiest hole on the course. A burn crosses the fairway and will challenge golfers… Continue Reading
The thirteenth at Royal Troon is another par 4 but surprisingly has no bunkers. Its 473 yards has enough swales and humps and bumps to give players plenty of trouble. After five stout par fours players face a challenging 178… Continue Reading
Royal Troon gets difficult, very difficult as the players turn for home. The three toughest holes on the course greets the field when they make the turn. The long par 4 tenth will play at 451 yards and was the… Continue Reading
Our Open Championship Preview continues. The 401 yard par 4 seventh heads inland off the coast and tests the players with a zig-zag fairway. The eighth is the shortest hole at Royal Troon and in the Open Rota. The famous… Continue Reading
Our tour of Royal Troon continues with a look at the first par 5 on the course. The 4th hole will be playing at 555 yards. The first par 3, the 5th hole is a easily reachable 209 yards. The… Continue Reading
It’s Open Championship week and the venerable Royal Troon Golf Club hosts the Open for the ninth time. The course will play to a par 71 at 7,190 yards. It sits on the Firth of Clyde on the south western… Continue Reading
Muirfield’s last of the par threes, the 16th: The longest hole on the course, the 575 yard par 5 17th: The very demanding, final hole, the 471 yard par 4 18th:
The par 3 13th hole at Muirfield: The long par 4 14th: The 15th is another long, dogleg right par 4:
The par 4 10th hole: Here is the 11th hole at Muirfield: Another tough par four, the 12th hole:
Check out the 7th hole. Here’s the eight hole. And a peek at the par 5 ninth.