Postage Stamp Hole at Elizabeth Stephen blog

Postage Stamp Hole. Find out why it is called the postage stamp, how it changed over time and what makes it so special. Find out how to play this short but narrow and bunkered hole in open championship golf. Learn about the history and challenge of the famous eighth hole at royal troon, named after its tiny green. The postage stamp is 123 yards from the championship tees and is not only the shortest hole of the course, but also the shortest to be ever played at the open championship. Learn about the history, challenges and stories of the postage stamp hole at royal troon, the shortest and most feared hole on the open championship rota. At this year’s open, the postage stamp could break the record once again, with the opportunity to play as short as 99 yards with forward tees and a front pin location. Troon, scotland — as the thick, dense gorse plants wave heavily back toward the tee like fine hair in the wind, another golfer. Learn about its history, challenges, and strategies from past and. Celebrated and feared in equal measure, there are few holes more revered in major golf than the ‘postage stamp’.

Troon, scotland — as the thick, dense gorse plants wave heavily back toward the tee like fine hair in the wind, another golfer. The postage stamp is 123 yards from the championship tees and is not only the shortest hole of the course, but also the shortest to be ever played at the open championship. At this year’s open, the postage stamp could break the record once again, with the opportunity to play as short as 99 yards with forward tees and a front pin location. Find out how to play this short but narrow and bunkered hole in open championship golf. Celebrated and feared in equal measure, there are few holes more revered in major golf than the ‘postage stamp’. Learn about its history, challenges, and strategies from past and. Learn about the history and challenge of the famous eighth hole at royal troon, named after its tiny green. Learn about the history, challenges and stories of the postage stamp hole at royal troon, the shortest and most feared hole on the open championship rota. Find out why it is called the postage stamp, how it changed over time and what makes it so special.

Royal Troon Golf Club, Troon, Ayrshire, Scotland, Postage Stamp, par 3

Postage Stamp Hole Troon, scotland — as the thick, dense gorse plants wave heavily back toward the tee like fine hair in the wind, another golfer. At this year’s open, the postage stamp could break the record once again, with the opportunity to play as short as 99 yards with forward tees and a front pin location. Troon, scotland — as the thick, dense gorse plants wave heavily back toward the tee like fine hair in the wind, another golfer. Find out how to play this short but narrow and bunkered hole in open championship golf. Learn about its history, challenges, and strategies from past and. Learn about the history, challenges and stories of the postage stamp hole at royal troon, the shortest and most feared hole on the open championship rota. The postage stamp is 123 yards from the championship tees and is not only the shortest hole of the course, but also the shortest to be ever played at the open championship. Find out why it is called the postage stamp, how it changed over time and what makes it so special. Learn about the history and challenge of the famous eighth hole at royal troon, named after its tiny green. Celebrated and feared in equal measure, there are few holes more revered in major golf than the ‘postage stamp’.