While it is named after the landmark rock “Ailsa Craig,” this coastal stretch of holes represents links golf at its best. Along the sea are holes 4 through 11, among the most beautiful and demanding in the world. Since the closing 7 holes are slightly more inland most would think this eases their path to the 18th. However sadly those people are wrong. Finally, holes 15 through 18, can make or break your score. The weather often changes by the hour here and only serves to augment the challenge of this superb course.

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