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The 370-yard par-four first has two new bunkers added on the right-hand side of the fairway

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A cautious approach may be required at the 391-yard second as the fairway is littered with imposing bunkers

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The demanding 210-yard fifth hole at Royal Troon is sandwiched between two long par-fives

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The par five sixth is the longest hole on the Open Championship rota and has been expanded to 601 yards

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The 126-yard par three eighth is Troon's most famous hole, "The Postage Stamp" is surrounded by five deep bunkers

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At the 11th large banks of gorse and the out-of-bounds wall adjacent to the railway line make life difficult

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Troon's narrow fairways are lined with incredibly thick rough, making tee shots critical

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The 13th is the second hole on the course with no bunkers, two long accurate shots are needed to reach the green

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At the 18th the out-of-bounds path in front of the clubhouse is very close to the back of the green

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The historic Ayrshire location on the Firth of Clyde provides a stunning backdrop to Troon's famous clubhouse