Prestwick St Nicholas Golf Club is the 26th oldest Golf Club in the world. Old Tom Morris, winner of four Open Championships, was a founding/honorary member of the club, a traditional Scottish links golf course occupying a prime position on the shores of the Firth of Clyde.
The deep bunkers, running fairways, undulating greens and strands of gorse test the skills of players of all abilities and at 6044 yards, this par 69 course is a must for amateur golfers of all ages.
The splendid clubhouse sits yards from the shoreline and the finely manicured fairways offer year-round golf on a firm and generally frost-free footing. The course is playable when many others are not.
Take time to enjoy the views out over the Firth of Clyde towards Ailsa Craig and Arran – every bit as spectacular as those at Turnberry, a few miles further south.
When you have finished your round drop into our Clubhouse for a refreshing drink or a meal cooked by our award-winning chef. Savour the atmosphere and history of this 172-year-old club in luxurious, 21st Century surroundings.
As golfing experiences go, you cannot get much better. The question is not: “Why would I play Prestwick St Nicholas?” The question is “Why would you not?”







