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Open Championship Venue Unveils New Links House

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This year’s Open Championship venue, Carnoustie Golf Links, has officially opened its new clubhouse which they hope will provide a visitor experience to match Carnoustie’s reputation as one of the finest links courses in the world.

The new Links House building includes a golf practice and training facility, a new pro shop, and a contemporary bar and restaurant that boasts magnificent views over the golf course and Carnoustie Bay.

Situated next to the first tee, the new facility also features seven high-tech simulators with the choice of 14 different courses to play. Including Carnoustie itself, giving golfers the opportunity to warm up in a virtual on-course environment.

Furthermore, Links House boasts new changing rooms and a Heritage Area that provides information on the rich history of Carnoustie Golf Links.

Commenting on the new clubhouse, Carnoustie Golf Links Chief Executive, Michael Wells, said:

“We are extremely proud to be able to provide a world-class facility that matches the outstanding golf offering here at Carnoustie.The new building offers first class facilities for our local community and visitorsin the beautiful setting of Carnoustie, with spectacular vistas across the links and the sea.”

The restaurant overlooking the first and the finishing hole

The Rookery restaurant in the Links house overlooks the 1st and 18th holes, providing contemporary cuisine in a stylish and traditional atmosphere.

More than just a regular golf course eatery, The Rookery aims to be a standalone gastronomic venue that rivals many of the top restaurants in the area. And that provides golfers and guests an array of delicious food and beverage.

A seven time Open Championship host

Carnoustie Golf Links boasts three courses. All of which are rated in the top 50 in the UK and Ireland. In 2016, The Championship course was ranked the number 1 course in Scotland by the general public.

The Championship course has hosted The Open seven times, the Ricoh Women’s British Open in 2011 and The Senior Open Championship on two occasions, in addition to hosting The Dunhill Links Championship annually.

The Open, golf’s pre-eminent Championship, will return to Carnoustie in July 2018. For further information or ticket sales, please visit www.TheOpen.com.

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The Rooerky Restuarant offers great views of the Carnoustie Links Championship Course.

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