Established in 1851, it holds a special place in golfing history as the birthplace of The Open Championship, hosting the first 24 tournaments between 1860 and 1925. The course itself is a traditional links layout, with rugged dunes, deep bunkers and plenty of blind shots.
Prestwick is known for its classic design and quirky holes, like the famous “Alps” hole, where players face an elevated tee shot over a deep gully. The course’s natural flow through the coastal terrain gives it a timeless feel, offering a unique, unspoiled golfing experience.
Beyond the golf, the club is celebrated for its welcoming atmosphere and rich tradition. The historic clubhouse is filled with memorabilia, making a visit feel like stepping back in time. Prestwick Golf Club offers more than just a round of golf—it’s an opportunity to experience a piece of golfing history while enjoying a fun, challenging course in beautiful Scottish surroundings.
Make the most of your day by upgrading your round to the “Prestwick Experience”, bring along your jacket and tie to enjoy a traditional lunch in the members dining room.
