Hollywood stars in Scotland for Dunhill Links Championship
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Catherine Zeta-Jones looks across the sixth hole during a practice round at Kingsbarns Golf Links
Hollywood stars have been taking to the fairways at Scotland's finest golf courses as they prepare for the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship.
The pro-am tournament tees off on Thursday with some stellar names from the world of golf and entertainment.
Celebrities signed up for the competition include actors Bill Murray, Catherine Zeta-Jones and Andy Garcia.
Musicians Tico Torres, Huey Lewis, Keane's Tom Chaplin, Linkin Park's Dave Farrell and Mike Rutherford of Genesis will also take part with names such as Piers Morgan and footballer Gareth Bale.
Some of the players were spotted practising on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Scotland's Bob MacIntyre, part of the European team who won the Ryder Cup in Rome, is hoping to be the first Scottish winner since 2005.
He will be reunited with members of Team Europe as they play at St Andrews, Carnoustie and Kingsbarns.
A 54-hole cut takes place after 168 pros and 168 amateurs play each venue, with the final round taking place at The Old Course.
Caddyshack and Ghostbusters actor Bill Murray tees off on the 1st hole at Kingsbarns Golf Links
Robert MacIntyre of Scotland and Tommy Fleetwood of England at St Andrews, fresh from their success at the Ryder Cup
Bon Jovi drummer Tico Torres hopes the fairway won't be slippery when wet
Cricket stars Stuart Broad and James Anderson look on ahead of a practice round at the Old Course
Another former cricketer, Kevin Pietersen, putts on the first green at Kingsbarns Golf Links
Making the news: Musician Huey Lewis was all smiles on the 1st tee at Kingsbarns
Former footballer Gareth Bale goes for his first shot at the Old Course
Former hunt jockey Sir AP McCoy looks across the course during a practice round
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