Turnberry Hotel Golf Club
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| Address |
Turnberry Hotel Golf Club, Turnberry,
KA26 9LT |
| Telephone
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Secretary 01655 334000
Club 01655 331000
Pro 01655 334000 |
| Fax
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01655 331069 |
| Website |
www.turnberry.co.uk
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Email |
turnberry@westin.com |
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Holes |
18 - 18 - 9 |
| Yardage |
Ailsa 6976, Kintyre 6719, Arran 1996 |
| SSS |
72 - 71 - Par 31 |
| Visitors |
On application |
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This course participates in the Greenfree Half Price Voucher Scheme - Note: GreenFree only applicable on the Kintyre Course |
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Special Offers and Golfing Breaks available at this location - Ailsa & Kintyre courses. |
| Societies |
On application |
Green
Fees
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Winter
Resident:
Ailsa: G
Kintyre: F/Arran (9 holes): B
Non-Resident:
G/G/D
Summer
Ailsa & Kintyre: G
Arran: D/E |
| Course
Designer |
Ailsa MacKenzie Ross
Kintyre Steel |
| Location |
18m S of Ayr on A77 |
| Facilities |
    
    
 
Golf Academy
Corporate hospitality days available
Conference facilities available
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| About
Turnberry |
"Scene of some of the most memorable moments in Open
history, the Ailsa championship course is a legend in the
world game. Watson, Norman, Price; they’ve all won golf’s
most coveted trophy here on the Turnberry links. And another
name will join them in the summer of 2009 when the Open returns
to the Ailsa.
But it’s not only the world’s best that can enjoy
a round here. Every year, thousands of golfers of all abilities
enjoy the thrill of playing an Open Championship course that’s
open to all. Naturally, our guests benefit from preferential
tee times on both the Ailsa and our other superb championship
course, the Kintyre."
Exc. From Club's Website
NB:
Ailsa Championship Course is the
Venue for the Open Championship 2009.
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| Course
Reviews |
Spent a weekend as part of a mixed-handicap
group sampling
the delights. Fantastic accommodation, great facilities, breathtaking
golf - approaching the lighthouse is like walking through a
film set. Not an ounce of arrogance and the warmest welcome.
Put a couple of rounds on your list of things to do before you
die - now!!!
Ian Buckingham March 1, 2005
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