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20th January 2015

We have been watching the building work at the British Golf Museum from the Office in the last few months - Work is well under way to create a new rooftop café as part of the expansion and redesign of the British Golf Museum in St Andrews

The museum will reopen to the public in time for the Open at St Andrews. The café will have seating for 78 and the development includes new entrance galleries, shop and reception and is on target for a May re-opening.

The museum is home to more than 16,000 golf-related artefacts

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