Old Tom Morris

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Old Tom Morris was a pioneering 19th-century Scottish golfer and golf course designer, widely regarded as one of the founding figures of modern golf.

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Old Tom Morris canonical 18
Bobby Jones 1
Tom Morris Sr. 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Scottish person
golf course architect
human
professional golfer
activeYears mid-19th century
awardReceived The Open Championship
surface form: The Open Championship 1861

The Open Championship
surface form: The Open Championship 1862

The Open Championship
surface form: The Open Championship 1864

The Open Championship
surface form: The Open Championship 1867
birthName Thomas Mitchell Morris
burialPlace St Andrews Cathedral churchyard, St Andrews, Scotland
causeOfDeath fall down a staircase
child Young Tom Morris
countryOfCitizenship Scotland
United Kingdom
dateOfBirth 1821-06-16
dateOfDeath 1908-05-24
employer The R&A
surface form: The Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews
fatherOf Young Tom Morris
givenName Thomas
hasHeritage Scottish
influenced Harry Vardon
J.H. Taylor
James Braid
Young Tom Morris
modern links golf course design
nickname Old Tom Morris self-link
notableAchievement considered a founding figure of modern golf
helped standardize 18-hole golf courses
pioneered modern greenkeeping methods
won The Open Championship four times
notableWork design of Askernish Golf Course (original layout)
design of Carnoustie Golf Links (early layout work)
design of Cruden Bay Golf Club (early layout work)
design of Elie (Golf House Club) course
design of Kinghorn Golf Club course
design of Lahinch Golf Club (early layout work)
design of Leven Links (early layout work)
design of Machrihanish Golf Club (early layout work)
design of Moray Golf Club (Old Course) layout
design of Muirfield golf course
design of Nairn Golf Club (early layout work)
design of Panmure Golf Club course (early layout work)
design of Prestwick Golf Club course
design of Rosapenna Golf Resort (Old Tom Morris Links)
design of Royal Aberdeen Golf Club (early layout work)
design of Royal County Down Golf Club (early layout work)
design of Royal Dornoch Golf Club (early layout work)
design of Royal Portrush Golf Club (early layout work)
design of St Andrews New Course (consultation and influence)
design of Tain Golf Club course
design of Westward Ho! (Royal North Devon Golf Club) course
design of the Old Course at St Andrews (modifications and improvements)
occupation clubmaker
golf course designer
golfer
greenkeeper
placeOfBirth St Andrews
surface form: St Andrews, Fife, Scotland
placeOfDeath St Andrews
surface form: St Andrews, Fife, Scotland
positionHeld keeper of the green at the Old Course at St Andrews
recordHeld largest margin of victory in The Open Championship (13 strokes in 1862)
oldest winner of The Open Championship
religion Presbyterianism
residence St Andrews
surface form: St Andrews, Fife, Scotland
sport golf

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Masters Tournament courseDesigner Old Tom Morris
this entity surface form: Bobby Jones
Old Tom Morris nickname Old Tom Morris self-link
New Course at St Andrews designer Old Tom Morris
Askernish associatedWith Old Tom Morris
Alister MacKenzie influencedBy Old Tom Morris
Muirfield designedBy Old Tom Morris
Willie Park Sr. defeatedInFirstOpenChampionship Old Tom Morris
this entity surface form: Tom Morris Sr.
Young Tom Morris father Old Tom Morris
Young Tom Morris relative Old Tom Morris
Prestwick Golf Club associatedWith Old Tom Morris
Prestwick Golf Club courseDesigner Old Tom Morris
Thomas isGivenNameOf Old Tom Morris
Thomas hasNotableBearer Old Tom Morris
Lundin Links golfCourseDesigner Old Tom Morris
Thomas Mitchell Morris nickname Old Tom Morris