How many bunkers does Carnoustie?

112 bunkers
Exposed to the variable winds blowing off the North Sea, Carnoustie and its sea of hazards featuring 112 bunkers, a minor river meandering through the course known as the Barry Burn, and rough, ditches, out-of-bounds stakes and gorse bushes has crushed the nerve of thousands of golfers, including the best in the world.

How old is Carnoustie?

We do not know the exact site where Maule and his colleagues “exercisit the gowf” in the 15th century but we do know that by 1839 the Carnoustie Golf Club had been formed, making it the oldest artisan club in the world.

Why choose Crow Nest Park Golf Club?

Crow Nest Park Golf Club was established in 1995 under the guidance and vision of former owner Richard Harrison. The Brighouse Golf Club in its short period has become renowned for its quality layout and even better course condition, as such it was listed as one of the best 9 holes golf courses in the world by Golf World Magazine in March 2010.

Why is Carnoustie called the Craw’s nest Tassie?

Two months later the organising committee adopted James Wright’s (the designer of the last four holes on The Carnoustie Championship Course) proposal to name it instead The Craw’s Nest Tassie, honouring the fanciful notion that the town’s name had been derived from “Craw’s Nestie”.

When does the Craw’s nest Tassie 2021 entry open?

Entry for the 2022 Craw’s Nest Tassie is scheduled to open on Monday 1st November 2021 at 5pm. In 2021 The Craw’s Nest Tassie will not take place but will return to the Carnoustie Golf Links tournament calendar in 2022.

How many holes are in the Carnoustie Championship qualifying round?

The first round will be a 36-hole qualifying competition, held over two days ( Monday & Tuesday), across both The Carnoustie Championship and The Carnoustie Buddon Courses. Entries have now closed.