Name a golf course that has hosted The Open Championship: rare answers
We accept 14 answers to “Name a golf course that has hosted The Open Championship” in our Krillion practice game. Most players reach for St Andrews, Royal Troon Golf Club and Carnoustie Golf Club, which keeps them near the surface. Deep cuts such as Royal Cinque Ports and Prince's score 85 points.
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- Accepted answers
- 14
- Category
- Sports
- Deep answers (85–100 pts)
- 2 (14%)
- Alternate spellings accepted
- 6 answers
- First letters
- 6 different; R is the most common (7)
The rarest answers
This list has no Abyssal tier, so the Midnight Zone is as deep as it goes: Royal Cinque Ports and Prince's, worth 85 points each.
🦑 Midnight Zone answers (85 points)
Royal Cinque Ports, Prince's
🐠 Twilight Zone answers (60 points)
Turnberry, Prestwick Golf Club, Royal Lytham & St Annes, Musselburgh
🐟 Sunlit Zone answers (30 points)
Royal Liverpool Golf Club, Muirfield Golf Club, Royal St George's, Royal Portrush Golf Club
🌊 Surface answers (10 points)
St Andrews, Royal Troon Golf Club, Carnoustie Golf Club, Royal Birkdale Golf Club
Other spellings we accept
Type any of these and the game counts it as the same answer. Small typos are forgiven on longer answers too.
- Royal Cinque Ports: Deal, Royal Cinque Ports Golf Club
- Prince's: Princes, Prince's Golf Club
- Royal Lytham & St Annes: Royal Lytham, Lytham, Royal Lytham & St Annes Golf Club
- Musselburgh: Musselburgh Links
- Royal St George's: Royal St Georges, Sandwich, Royal St George's Golf Club
- St Andrews: Old Course, St Andrews Old Course, Old Course at St Andrews
Rarity tiers are our own estimate of how few people would think of each answer. For strategy, read how to find One in a Krillion answers.
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