The most requested information on St. Andrews cemetery is the location of the Young Tom Morris Memorial

 

A photo of the Tommy Morris Memorial loacted in the St. Andrews cemetery

 

Young Tom Morris, Winner of 3 consecutive Open Championships making him the sole possessor of the championship belt, golf's original trophy. Young Tom then proceeded to win his 4th consecutive Open golf championship 2 years later (the 1871 Open was cancelled) making Tommy's name the first engraved on the infamous Claret jug. 

Tommy also recorded the first hole-in-one in the history of professional golf in the first round of the 1869 Open Championship at Prestwick, acing the 166 yard Station Hole.

 

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