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After outcry, St. Andrews reverses course on Swilcan Bridge's new look

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St. Andrews changed its mind Monday and said the patio-like structure will be removed. The Home of Golf had defended its move to install circular, stone-based formations on both sides of its iconic Swilcan Bridge. Scottish newspaper The Courier put a photo of the installation on the cover of its Monday editions, with the headline Like drawing a mustache on the Mona Lisa.

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After outcry, St. Andrews reverses course on Swilcan Bridge's new look

St. Andrews has changed its mind over work on both sides of its iconic Swilcan Bridge, citing “feedback from many partners and stakeholders."

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