Old Tom Morris Designed Golf Courses

Old Tom Morris (1821-1908) was a pivotal figure in golf's development, renowned both as a four-time Open Championship winner and a pioneering golf course architect. As the Keeper of the Green at St Andrews for much of his career, he significantly influenced its famous Old Course and designed or helped shape numerous other prominent courses throughout the British Isles. His design philosophy focused on using natural terrain and strategic hazards, laying foundational principles for modern course architecture and earning him a place as one of the most influential figures in the game's history.