Old Tom Morris Statue Vandalized Again at St Andrews
Old Tom Morris Statue Vandalized Again at St Andrews

Old Tom Morris Statue Vandalized Again at St Andrews

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The statue of Old Tom Morris in St Andrews has been vandalized for the second time in four months, leading to public outrage and calls for increased security measures. Golf historian Roger McStravick reported the latest damage, where the club was broken off and shattered glass was found nearby, suggesting recent partying as a factor. The statue, which cost approximately £100,000 to erect, was unveiled in October 2023 to honor Morris, a pioneering figure in golf. Following the initial vandalism, which also involved the club being damaged, the statue was quickly restored, but this latest incident has prompted discussions about relocating it to a more secure spot. Local authorities and golf enthusiasts are now considering installing surveillance cameras to deter future vandalism. The ongoing attacks on the statue have drawn condemnation from the golf community, highlighting the need for better protection of this cultural landmark.

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