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Dundonald

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Founded: 2005
Designer: Kyle Phillips
Championship Length: 7,100 yards
PAR: 72
Type: Links
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Who this course is best for:

A golfer who would like to play a modern links course and a course designed by Kyle Philips of Kingsbarns fame.

Overview:

With Dundonald, Kyle Phillips intimated from the outset that it was his intention “to create a championship Ayrshire links that felt and played as though it was an old, rediscovered course.” A traditionalist and also the designer of Kingsbarns near St Andrews and The Grove in Hertfordshire, Phillips moved some earth around while constructing Dundonald Links but only where it was necessary to enhance the existing contours. The result is a thoroughly natural test of golf, one that is comparable to nearby Royal Troon and Turnberry, but with a character all of its own.

The fairways are generous and, regardless of your handicap, the course is a welcome challenge for players of all ability. Philips used his vivid imagination and the light, sandy soil to build a traditional 7,100-yard masterpiece that lingers in the memory long after a visit is over.

 Overview courtesy of Dundonald Links

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Testimonials

“We toured the country from the Highlands to St Andrews concluding at urnberry on the SW coast.  Castle Stuart and Royal Dornoch in the Highlands are not to be missed, the St Andrews venues were quite the historical experience, our round on the Old Course was spiritual.”  

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Tours that include this Course

Dundonald Links

Dundonald

Ultimate West Coast

Six rounds of golf:

  • Royal Troon-Old Course
  • Royal Troon-Portland Course
  • Dundonald
  • Prestwick
  • Turnberry-Ailsa Course
  • Western Gailes