Sunday, July 21, 2024 VisitScotland has been actively promoting the return of the world’s oldest golf tournament to Royal Troon, located just a few miles from its original birthplace, Prestwick Golf Club, where it first teed off in 1860. This marks the 10th occasion that the Championship will be hosted at this historic venue. Golf enthusiasts and players alike are eagerly anticipating the event, which promises to deliver memorable moments and fierce competition.
The course at Royal Troon is renowned for its challenging layout and stunning coastal views, providing a perfect backdrop for this prestigious tournament. As the world’s top golfers prepare to compete for the coveted title, the local community is buzzing with excitement, ready to welcome visitors from around the globe. VisitScotland is highlighting the significance of the tournament in the world of golf and its role in showcasing Scotland’s rich golfing heritage.
The tourism organization is encouraging fans to explore the beautiful surroundings of Ayrshire, with its mix of scenic landscapes, historic sites, and vibrant local culture. This championship is not just a sporting spectacle but also an opportunity to experience the best of what Scotland has to offer. VisitScotland’s Regional Director Lynsey Eckford said: “We’re excited seeing Royal Troon host The 152nd Open which will bring in 250,000 spectators and once again put Ayrshire in the spotlight.
“The Open Championships brings huge economic and socia.