Swilcan Bridge

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Swilcan Bridge is a small, historic stone footbridge on the 18th hole of the Old Course at St Andrews, iconic in golf for the traditional photographs of players crossing it.

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Swilcan Burn Bridge 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf footbridge
golf landmark
stone bridge
accessibleBy golfers playing the Old Course
approximateAge several centuries old
associatedWith Old Course at St Andrews
surface form: Old Course 18th fairway

The Open Championship
golf
professional golfers
crosses Swilcan Burn
culturalSignificance iconic image in golf media coverage
symbol of the history of golf at St Andrews
famousFor association with The Open Championship at St Andrews
farewell photographs of retiring golfers
traditional photographs of golfers
hasAlternativeName Swilcan Bridge
surface form: Swilcan Burn Bridge

Swilken Bridge
hasDesign single-arch stone bridge
hasFeature curved stone arch
low parapet walls
hasPhotographicTradition group photos of champions and caddies
players pausing on the bridge for photos
hasViewOf 18th fairway of the Old Course
St Andrews town skyline
heritageStatus historic structure
iconicImageFor broadcasts of The Open from St Andrews
promotional material for St Andrews Links
locatedIn 18th hole of the Old Course at St Andrews
Fife
Old Course at St Andrews
Scotland
St Andrews
United Kingdom
maintainedBy St Andrews Links Trust
material stone
near 18th green of the Old Course at St Andrews
Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews clubhouse
notableEventLocation farewell ceremony for Jack Nicklaus at the 2005 Open Championship
farewell moment for Tiger Woods at the 2022 Open Championship
farewell moment for Tom Watson at the 2015 Open Championship
originalUse allowing shepherds and golfers to cross Swilcan Burn
partOf infrastructure of the Old Course at St Andrews
subjectOf golf memorabilia and artwork
golf photography
sports journalism articles
touristAttraction yes
usedFor golf course access
pedestrian crossing

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Swilcan Bridge hasAlternativeName Swilcan Bridge
this entity surface form: Swilcan Burn Bridge