Royal Troon Golf Club Hole by Hole: Hole 17
The long par-3 17th plays into wind and is known as 'Rabbit'
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A guide to the seventeenth hole on the Old Course at Royal Troon ahead of the 145th Open Championship
Royal Troon Golf Club Hole by Hole: Hole 17
The 17th is known as 'Rabbit' due to the number of rabbits and hares in the area.
The 17th hole. Credit: 'Strokesaver' - Golf's number one course guide
There are five bunkers guarding the putting surface - two short-left and three short-right - which are all below the level of the green which drops down on either side.
A very tricky hole and a birdie here come Sunday could clinch the Claret Jug.
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