Carnoustie Golf Links

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Carnoustie Golf Links is a historic and famously challenging championship golf course in Angus, Scotland, regularly used as a venue for The Open Championship.

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Carnoustie Golf Links canonical 2
Carnoustie 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf golf course
links golf course
sports venue
country Scotland
firstOpenHosted 1931
governingBody Carnoustie Golf Links Management Committee
hasCourse Buddon Links Course
Burnside Course
Championship Course
hasCourseType championship course
hasDesigner Alicia Dye
Allan Robertson
James Braid
Martin Hawtree
Old Tom Morris
hasFamousEvent 1999 Open Championship playoff won by Paul Lawrie
hasFamousIncident Jean Van de Velde collapse at 18th hole in 1999 Open
hasHoleCount 18
hasMajorTournament Alfred Dunhill Links Championship
Senior Open Championship
The Open Championship
Women’s British Open
hasNickname Carnasty
hasNumberOfCourses 3
hostedOpenInYear 1931
1937
1953
1968
1975
1999
2007
2018
isKnownFor challenging layout
difficulty
exposed coastal winds
hosting The Open Championship
severe bunkering
thick rough
length 7400 yards (approximate championship length)
locatedIn Angus
Carnoustie
United Kingdom
locatedOn east coast of Scotland
notableFeature Barry Burn
Buddon Links Course
Burnside Course
Championship Course
opened 19th century
par 71
ranking regularly ranked among the world’s top golf courses
sport golf

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Kingsbarns Golf Links coHostsWith Carnoustie Golf Links
Carnoustie Beach near Carnoustie Golf Links
Women's British Open notableCourseUsed Carnoustie
subject linked to: Women’s British Open
linked to: Carnoustie Golf Links