Sundown.

Atlantic breakers coming in The Machrihanish Golf Club today.

The par 3 17th at Pebble Beach in 1929👊

Fairways shaped by nature.

Scotland

How about old Machrihanish?

Hits the spot Guillem lovely wine. 🇪🇸

The legendary James Braid in around 1905 -

Guy Cipriano I don’t think any architect-past or present-denounced trees. They denounced the misuse of them.Wrong species.Too many. Poorly placed-hurting both turf & architecture. Hazards in the air v hazards on the ground with the latter being preferable One example 16 The Addington

Another year on the links. 150 years The Machrihanish Golf Club

Happy birthday James Braid ! Born in Elie, Fife Born today in 1870 (5×) Open Champion, made his mark on hundreds of courses up and down the country. His work helped shape classics like Carnoustie and Royal Troon. One of the true architects of links golf.

“From an opening drive over the Atlantic before a stretch of holes from the 3rd which are hard to match anywhere, playing here feels timeless.” 📸💬 Ru Macdonald on his winter visit to us.

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Are you even a golfer if you haven't seen a piece of land and immediately envisioning a golf course on it?

James Braid's Top 15 Golf Courses  One of the world's most underrated golf course architects.  📈 Check the rankings here: top100golfcourses.com/james-braid-be… 📸 Kevin Murray, Gary Lisbon, Airtog

Some days, I just want to find my way back to Brora and play golf with the animals. 🐑 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 🐂 Especially Tuesdays in February.

This is way too accurate.

Chicago Golf Club’s exquisite Seth Raynor greens complexes would be at home in an M.C. Escher drawing. Shapes, slopes, slants, spurs, spines, swales and shelves - these greens have it all. There are so many courses out there with wonderful, brilliant greens, but if I had to

Machaire Shanais. “ the plain of whispers” The Machrihanish Golf Club

Beginning our 150th Anniversary year.