Turnberry Ailsa Course map
The Ailsa Course along the Firth of Clyde, past the lighthouse on the point, with every green and bunker raised in 3D.
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- Framed in black or white wood, to hang or stand
- About 9¼ or 12 in square in its frame
- Free shipping in the US
The course
The Ailsa follows the Firth of Clyde in South Ayrshire, facing Ailsa Craig and the Isle of Arran. The land was an airfield in both world wars. After World War II, Philip Mackenzie Ross rebuilt the course and removed the runways, and it reopened in 1951. Holes 4 to 11 run along the coast. Since Martin Ebert's 2016 redesign, the par-3 9th plays across a bay to a green beside the lighthouse, built in 1873. The King Robert the Bruce course lies inland beside it.
- Holes
- 18, par 71
- Architects
- Philip Mackenzie Ross, Martin Ebert
- Reopened
- 1951
- Hosted
- The Open, 4 times
- Size
- 8 × 8 or 11 × 11 in
About 9¼ or 12 in framed - Frame
- Black or white wood, to hang or stand
- Colors
- Map colors
- Proof
- Not needed for this map. Change anything and we send one first.
- Shipping
- Free in the US
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Questions
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