Carnoustie is a very large natural seaside links course, one of the most difficult to play in the UK, and during poor weather it is beyond many. Some of the holes are fabulously taxing, particularly the final two, which cross water five times between them, and some of the massive bunkers seem quite unescapable. The 15th to 17th holes are widely regarded as the world's best three closing holes and the course has a great history, dating back to the early 16th Century.
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