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Apr 19th, 2016

Britain’s most northerly crazy golf course opens in Orkney

12 holes of local landmarks

Britain’s most northerly crazy golf course opens in Orkney this weekend, marking the culmination of a year-long effort by an island community.

The 12-hole course in Burray depicts famous islands landmarks, including the Old Man of Hoy, Skara Brae stone-age village and Scapa Flow.

The course is part of a new £74,000 community park development in Burray village. Funding for the park has come from Orkney Islands Council, Sport Scotland Legacy 2014, Awards for All and Scottish Sea Farms. The 400-strong Burray community has raised more than £8,000 towards the project costs, with local people stepping in to help.

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TAGS: Crazy Golf, Golf In Scotland, Putt Putt, News, 2016