Tom MacKenzie
There are 12 golf courses in the UK designed by Tom MacKenzie.
Tom MacKenzie is a prominent golf course architect, best known for his work as one half of the acclaimed firm Mackenzie & Ebert. Specializing in sensitive restoration, renovation, and classic, strategic design, he has significantly impacted many of the world's most renowned links courses, including projects at Turnberry, Royal Dornoch, Royal Portrush, and Royal St George's. Working alongside Martin Ebert, MacKenzie is recognized for his minimalist approach, emphasizing the natural landscape and strategic challenge inherent in traditional links golf.
Courses by Tom MacKenzie
Ballindalloch Castle Golf Course (Ballindalloch)
Designed by Donald Steel, Ballindalloch Castle Golf Course (Ballindalloch) offers a par 36 layout stretching to 5593 yards from the red tee, which has a course rating of 72.8 and slope rating of 123.
Burghley Park Golf Club ( Course)
Designed by Tom MacKenzie and opened in 1890, Burghley Park Golf Club ( Course) offers a par 70 layout stretching to 6296 yards from the white tee, which has a course rating of 70.1 and slope rating of 124.
County Louth Golf Club
Designed by Tom Simpson and opened in 1938, County Louth Golf Club offers a par 72 layout stretching to 7031 yards from the blue tee.
Heythrop Park Golf Club (Bainbridge Course)
Designed by Tom MacKenzie and opened in 2009, Heythrop Park Golf Club (Bainbridge Course) offers a par 72 layout stretching to 7088 yards from the black tee, which has a course rating of 75 and slope rating of 138.
Liphook Golf Club ( Golf Club Course)
Designed by Arthur Croome and opened in 1923, Liphook Golf Club ( Golf Club Course) offers a par 71 layout stretching to 6167 yards from the white tee, which has a course rating of 70.9 and slope rating of 129.
Littlehampton Golf Club
Designed by John Henry Taylor and opened in 1889, Littlehampton Golf Club offers a par 70 layout stretching to 6226 yards from the white tee, which has a course rating of 69.6 and slope rating of 123.
Luttrellstown Castle Golf & Country Club (The Golf Course)
Designed by Donald Steel and opened in 1993, Luttrellstown Castle Golf & Country Club (The Golf Course) offers a par 72 layout stretching to 7347 yards from the blue tee, which has a course rating of 76.5 and slope rating of 142.
Nairn Golf Club (The Championship Course)
Designed by Andrew Simpson and opened in 1887, Nairn Golf Club (The Championship Course) offers a par 71 layout stretching to 6774 yards from the blue tee, which has a course rating of 71.6 and slope rating of 133.
North Hants Golf Club
Designed by James Braid and opened in 1904, North Hants Golf Club offers a par 70 layout stretching to 6475 yards from the white tee, which has a course rating of 71.4 and slope rating of 122.
Royal County Down Golf Club (Championship Links)
Designed by Old Tom Morris and opened in 1889, Royal County Down Golf Club (Championship Links) offers a par 71 layout stretching to 6878 yards from the green tee, which has a course rating of 71.6 and slope rating of 130.
The Carnegie Club at Skibo Castle (The Carnegie Links)
Designed by Donald Steel and opened in 1995, The Carnegie Club at Skibo Castle (The Carnegie Links) offers a par 71 layout stretching to 6833 yards from the blue tee, which has a course rating of 74.2 and slope rating of 137.
Tylney Park Golf Club (Rotherwick Course)
Designed by Donald Steel and opened in 1974, Tylney Park Golf Club (Rotherwick Course) offers a par 72 layout stretching to 7019 yards from the black tee, which has a course rating of 74.2 and slope rating of 128.
