Troon Lochgreen (Troon Links)

Overview: Lochgreen is the longest and arguably the more "traditional" links course at Troon Links, having served as a Final Open Qualifying venue on several occasions. The layout is famous for its deep bunkers, rolling fairways, and its close association with the history of the Open Championship; it is widely known as the course where Jack Nicklaus qualified for his first-ever Open in 1962. The course offers a classic links test that rewards long driving and a mastery of the bump-and-run approach, providing a championship experience that is accessible to all.

Did You Know? The course is named after the Lochgreen House that used to sit on the site. Its 18th hole provides a grand finish back toward the town of Troon, summarizing a round that encapsulates the spirit of public seaside golf in the home of the game.