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Walking in the footsteps of Tom Watson at Turnberry Resort

Brandon Tucker recently spent two days at Turnberry Resort and moments from the 2009 Open kept racing through his mind, from Tom Watson's demise on the 72nd hole, to Tiger Woods' meltdown and missed cut. Tucker shares more on his first visit to Turnberry Resort since 2006 -- three years before the Open and the resort's extensive renovations.

Beyond St. Andrews: Aberdeenshire and Scotland's northeast coast

There's much more to Scotland than simply St Andrews, however. Clive Agran showcases the best golf in Aberdeenshire, including Royal Aberdeen Golf Club, Murcar Links and Cruden Bay.

Scotland beyond St. Andrews: Perthshire

Golf in Perthsire is highlighted by three-course Gleneagles Resort, but the mountainous and scenic county of Perthshire is home to many golf clubs worth discovering within a mashie of St. Andrews.

Scotland Beyond St. Andrews: The Highlands boast rugged and stunningly beautiful golf courses

Golfers the world over know St. Andrews is where the game began, but golfing in Scotland does not end with St. Andrews. Clive Agran continues his series of "Scotland Beyond St. Andrews" with a look at some of the best golf courses in the Scottish Highlands, including Castle Stuart Golf Links and Royal Dornoch Golf Club.

Scotland Beyond St. Andrews: Open Championship golf in the southwest

Golfers the world over know St. Andrews is where the game began, but golfing in Scotland does not end with St. Andrews. Here, Clive Agran begins his series of "Scotland Beyond St. Andrews" with a look at golf in southwest Scotland, including Royal Troon, Prestwick and Turnberry Resort, host of the epic "Duel in the Sun" between Tom Watson and Jack Nicklaus in the 1977 British Open.

Scotland beyond St. Andrews

St. Andrews is the home of golf, but golf clubs throughout Scotland have timeless links, too. Here are five Scottish regions to enjoy the game outside golf's grand old town.

Golf in Fife: Where the game began and thrives today

All fairways in Scotland eventually find their way to the home of golf: St. Andrews. But surrounding the seven Links Trust courses are many more, new and old, worth playing in the Kingdom of Fife.