Rye Golf Club

Rye Golf Club, also known as Rye Old, is a historic golf course located in East Sussex, England. The course was founded in 1894 and is situated on the edge of Romney Marsh, offering stunning views of the English Channel. Rye Old is known for its undulating terrain, tight fairways, and deep bunkers, which present a challenge to golfers of all skill levels.

The course has hosted a number of major competitions over the years, including the English Amateur Championship and the Curtis Cup. In addition, Rye Old has been a final qualifying venue for The Open Championship on several occasions. Notable accomplishments at Rye Old include the victory of U.S. Open Champion Jim Barnes in the 1920 News of the World Match Play, and the win of Australian golfer Kel Nagle at the 1960 Bowmaker Tournament.

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