Crossword answer
TROON
5 letters · Used for 5 different clues · 10 appearances · Last seen Evening Standard, June 15, 2026
Letter pattern
TROON
Clues that lead to TROON
Most recent firstClueLettersPuzzleLast seen
Where to play golf or not, as you choose5Evening StandardJun 15, 2026
Where you can get torn to pieces out of the ring!5Evening StandardFeb 9, 2026
Where nothing may be torn out5Evening StandardSep 17, 2025
Where to play golf or not, maybe5Evening StandardJul 19, 2025
Here, in Scotland, you have to have some trousers on5Evening StandardSep 19, 2024
About TROON in crosswords
TROON is a 5-letter answer that has appeared 10 times in our database across 5 different clues. It was most recently the answer to “Where to play golf or not, as you choose” in the Evening Standard crossword on June 15, 2026.
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Every appearance of TROON (10)
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Jun 15, 2026
Where to play golf or not, as you choose · Evening Standard · 5 Down
Feb 9, 2026
Where you can get torn to pieces out of the ring! · Evening Standard · 26 Across
Sep 17, 2025
Where nothing may be torn out · Evening Standard · 26 Across
Jul 19, 2025
Where to play golf or not, maybe · Evening Standard · 2 Down
Sep 19, 2024
Here, in Scotland, you have to have some trousers on · Evening Standard · 12 Across
Apr 20, 2021
Where to play golf or not, as you choose · Evening Standard · 5 Down
Oct 13, 2020
Where you can get torn to pieces out of the ring! · Evening Standard · 26 Across
Feb 25, 2020
Where nothing may be torn out · Evening Standard · 26 Across
May 9, 2019
Where to play golf or not, maybe · Evening Standard · 2 Down
Jul 2, 2018
Here, in Scotland, you have to have some trousers on · Evening Standard · 12 Across