Formed in 1899 and originally located a mile or so to the north, Prestwick St. Cuthbert Golf Club moved to our existing course in 1963 to make way for the development of Prestwick Airport. Giving the J.R. Stutt designed course an auspicious opening was an exhibition match between John Panton, Eric Brown, Dai Rees and Peter Alliss? a truly wonderful fourball.
Since then a lot has happened to make this parkland course live up to its promising start. Thousands of trees planted have reached maturity and with some creative and opportunistic mounding the course has acquired a very attractive character. Prestwick St Cuthbert now has an enviable reputation as a fabulous mature Parkland course, with picturesque fairways, challenging layout and excellent greens.
Since then a lot has happened to make this parkland course live up to its promising start. Thousands of trees planted have reached maturity and with some creative and opportunistic mounding the course has acquired a very attractive character. Prestwick St Cuthbert now has an enviable reputation as a fabulous mature Parkland course, with picturesque fairways, challenging layout and excellent greens.
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With no fewer than nine doglegs, accuracy in positioning from the tee is as important as length. The greens are cunningly sloped and players would do well to watch out for features like the little upslopes, designed to stop the ball, at the front of at least six of the putting surfaces. Almost as many others are two-tiered, giving plenty of food for thought for those who play here.
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The Club are running some promotions for membership - contact the club Manager for details. For further information either phone or come in and speak with our Club Manager, who will be happy to show you around and explain membership benefits. Payment must be made at time of booking. Guest tickets should normally be obtained from the Bar or, failing that, the Club Manager.
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