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I'm off to Scotland next month and I have the oppportunity to play at St Andrews but I'm at a loss as to which course to play. I've only been playing golf for 2 years, my club is parkland so I've never played links golf. Anyone been there who can recommend a course for me?

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I've been on the website and my only chance to get on there is the daily ballot but there is a minimum of 2 players and I'm on my own (the Old Course is closed now for the Open). At the end of the day any of the courses are worth playing.

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My mate has just arrived back from there.

Played the jubilee course and found it too hard on a 10 hcap

Said the fairways were way, way too hard and the ball would bounce fifty yards right/left

Also the area is pretty unfriendly apparently unless you are Scottish

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