What a great weekend. Tough weather on the first day finishing up with the magnificent Kingsbarns on the final day.
The Home of Golf
Returning to St Andrews is always special for First Friday Golf. The historic town, with its ancient links and rich golfing heritage, provides the perfect setting for the society’s annual championship. The 2013 tour would prove to be one of the most memorable yet, with challenging conditions and spectacular golf.
St Andrews 2013 Gallery
Battle Through the Elements
The opening day greeted the competitors with typical Scottish weather - wind, rain, and testing conditions that separated the links golf veterans from the fair-weather golfers. Players had to dig deep, battling not just each other but the elements themselves.
The perseverance paid off though, as conditions improved throughout the weekend, setting up a memorable finale at one of Scotland’s most celebrated courses.
Kingsbarns Glory
The final day at Kingsbarns Golf Links was everything the group had hoped for. Widely regarded as one of the finest golf courses in Scotland, Kingsbarns provided a stunning coastal experience. The clifftop holes, immaculate conditioning, and breathtaking views of the North Sea created an unforgettable finale to the tournament.
The spectacular 18th hole at Kingsbarns
Matt Morgan rose to the occasion on this championship course, demonstrating the composure and skill that has made him one of the most successful players in First Friday Golf history. His victory at Kingsbarns added another chapter to his growing legacy within the society.
St Andrews Nights
Add in a couple of nights out in St Andrews, and you have all the ingredients for a classic First Friday Golf tour. The town’s historic pubs, vibrant atmosphere, and golfing culture provided the perfect backdrop for the evening entertainment and post-round analysis that the group has become famous for.
The 2013 St Andrews tour showcased First Friday Golf at its best - challenging golf, spectacular courses, and unforgettable camaraderie in the spiritual home of golf.