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A once-in-a-lifetime golf experience — playing The Old Course at St Andrews in reverse. Known as reverse routing, this is the original way The Old Course was played: golfers navigated the historic links clockwise, starting on the 1st tee and playing to the 17th green, then from the 18th tee to the 16th green, and so on. This was the standard until the late 1800s, when the modern counter-clockwise routing became the norm.

In this video, golf writer Josh Sens gets rare access to play St Andrews exactly as it was originally designed to be experienced, with greens, fairways, and angles that feel completely different from the modern game. Discover the history, strategy, and unique challenges of playing the Old Course backwards, and why this tradition still lives on for just a few days each year.
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