[DOC] [TLE] 1860 Open Championship - Wikipedia [PAR] Willie Park, Sr. wearing the Challenge Belt. The 1860 Open Championship was a 
golf competition held at Prestwick Golf Club, in Ayrshire, Scotland. It is now 
regarded as the first Open Championship. [DOC] [TLE] A history of how the 1860 Prestwick tournament became the first ... [PAR] Jul 16, 2015 ... It is proposed by the PRESTWICK GOLF CLUB to give a ... As Hamilton noted in 
his book, Golf  Scotland's Game, leisured .... An example of a challenge 
competition during the period preceding the first Open was a match in ... During a 
five-year span in the 1850s, Morris and Musselburgh's Willie Park... [DOC] [TLE] The Open - 1st Open - Prestwick 1860 [PAR] Willie Park Snr was the winner of the first Open played at Prestwick, on the 
Ayrshire coast of Scotland, on Wednesday 17 October 1860. ... essentially 
caddies who also played, to contest for the Challenge Belt, made from red 
Moroccan leather... [DOC] [TLE] British Open | golf | Britannica.com [PAR] Jul 21, 2016 ... The first Open Championship was played on October 17, 1860, ... Willie Park, Sr., 
won the inaugural tournament and was presented with ... Initially the three 
courses were Prestwick, St. Andrews, and Musselburgh, all located in Scotland. 
.... one of professional golf's most prestigious tournaments, the annual... [DOC] [TLE] Did You Know? - Open Golf Championship - Rampant Scotland [PAR] The Open Championship was first played on 17 October 1860 at Prestwick Golf 
Club, in Ayrshire, Scotland. ... always held in Scotland and since 1860 St 
Andrews has hosted the competition more times than ... In 1864 Old Tom Morris 
won the first Champion's cash prize of 6. .... 1889, Musselburgh, Willie Park, Jnr, 
Scotland. [DOC] [TLE] PRESTWICK GOLF CLUB [PAR] competition; the Eglinton gold medal is still played for to this day. ... The first Open 
Championship was held at Prestwick on October 17, 1860 ... Tom winning four 
times and Willie Park twice (Park also won once more in 1875). ... your right  
these are a reminder of the Club's place in the history of golf and prove popular 
with. [DOC] [TLE] Fream, Ronald - Oldest Courses Outside Great Britain & Ireland ... [PAR] The first Open was contested at Prestwick Golf Club (formed in 1851) in 1860, 
three times twelve holes, won by Willie Park of Musselburgh Golf Course. The 
Society of St ... These old courses did not begin as 18 hole proper courses. 
Founders or ... Commencement of annual interclub competition with Otago Golf 
Club, 1892. [DOC] [TLE] history of golf [PAR] However while these games and countless others are stick and ball games, ... 
Leith was also the scene of the first international golf match in 1682 when the ... 
first club and was formed to promote an annual competition with a silver golf club 
as the prize. ... was played there for the first time in 1860 with Willie Park as 
winner. [DOC] [TLE] Prestwick Golf Club - Top 100 Golf Courses of the British Isles [PAR] The course at Prestwick Golf Club is a traditional monument, an authentic ... 
Winner Willie Park Sr Tom Morris Sr Tom Morris Sr Willie Park Sr Tom Morris Sr ... 
until the Claret Jug was purchased for 30 and offered for annual competition in 
1872. .... North Berwick, these are the two best course in Scotland for ordinary 
golfers... [DOC] [TLE] The Ultimate Golf Book - WorldCat [PAR] Scotland Golf began in the darkin a hole actually. Some dissipated ... ball was 
placed for the first stroke, is an obvious forerunner to the ... The first of these 
societies, the Honourable ... of the annual competition at the Leith Links assumed 
the title ... the whiskered Willie Park Sr. of Musselburgh, who edged Morris by two [DOC] [TLE] The 2006 Open Championship - History - PGA.com [PAR] The first Open Championship was played over three rounds of Prestwick's 12-
hole .... title against Willie Park junior at Musselburgh two years earlier, and 
continued to ... That first non-Scottish Open was won by John

Question: Willie Park won the first of these annual competitions at Prestwick, Scotland in 1860
Answer: British Open