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If the open could be played inland then I would love to see a good tough heathland course been used.
Blasphemer.....stone him!!
If the open could be played inland then I would love to see a good tough heathland course been used.
I would say the only issue with RCD is the infrastructure. Newcastle can be near impossible to get into and out of during a sunny day in the summer. I can't imagine what it would be like with 100,000 people going for a golf tournament. With no rail links they would have to run buses from pretty far away to make it possible.
Assuming the Ailsa remains on it then I'd like to see Kingsbarns added to it.
Burnham would be great for infrastructure. easy access from everywhere, Bristol Airport about 30mins away. limited changes would need to be made as its 7000yds off the tips now. The 4th would need to become a par 4 though.
you'd also struggle to get a grandstand around the 18th (unless you used one stand for the 1st tee and 18th green)
agreed. Some things are sacrosanct - as much as I love Notts and the like, final qualifying should be as close as they getBlasphemer.....stone him!!
I've never played either Hunstanton or Brancaster here in Norfolk, but hear nothing but great things about it, some suggest it's just the location that stop it being an Open venue!
I'd like to see the Ailsa back on the rota
Assuming the Ailsa remains on it then I'd like to see Kingsbarns added to it.
That'd be the thing, room around the entrance and clubhouse, where to put the tented village etc. I'm guessing the Channel course could be used but may not in the best location
Did they extend the course recently? Thought it was around 6600/6700 last time I noticed but could be wrong (the white tees are more than challenging enough for me!)
Kingsbarns is a great course but I fear the players would rip it apart so maybe not a great option for the Open rota but would like to see it hold the Scottish
Wouldn't it be nice to see a non-links course on the rota every now and then? don't get me wrong - links golf is my favorite, but sometimes i'd like to see them play somewhere like Sunningdale.
Good shout, Kingsbarns copes well when they play the Dunhill links there.
Wouldn't it be nice to see a non-links course on the rota every now and then? don't get me wrong - links golf is my favorite, but sometimes i'd like to see them play somewhere like Sunningdale.
Sounds awesome - will look out for it when we're next down - hopefully before mot too long!last season they extended the 6th tee about 40yds (moved it to the right and above the 5th green - its incredible).