Prestwick Golf Club is the home of The Open. It was here that Young Tom Morris won it three years in a row, which led to the purchase of a new trophy in 1867, the Claret Jug, which is still used today. Prestwick is a varied course with a lot of ups and downs, speaking of downs, some of the bunkers here are so deep you have to use a ladder to get in and out of them! There are plenty of other obstacles too, plenty of becks, in Scottish called Burns, old stone walls and of course the ever-present railway line. With holes that have names like The Himalayas and The Alps you know you’ll be in for a treat!