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Tag Archives: Course Review
A Day At Oakmont, As Good As It Gets
Three Years In The Works I think I was first invited to play Oakmont over three years ago. My friends of 20 years became friendly with a member and the opportunity to play seemed inevitable. But life’s funny in how … Continue reading
Posted in Courses, Majors, Uncategorized, Weekend Hacks: Amateur Golf
Tagged Arnold Palmer, Ben Hogan, Church Pews, Course Review, Oakmont, Pennsylvania
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Course Review: Arcadia Bluffs (Bluffs)
Arcadia Bluffs (The Bluffs Course) – Arcadia, MI (Architects: Warren Henderson and Rick Smith – 1999) Background In 1999 the Northern Michigan golf landscape changed dramatically when the brash, bold, and eye-popping Arcadia Bluffs Golf Course debuted to the golfing … Continue reading
Its John Deere Week, You Know What That Means…
It Means I’m Re-Blogging My TPC John Deere Course Review An oldie but a goodie, here’s my 2013 post reviewing my trip to TPC Deere Run in 2009. Enjoy.
Posted in Course Reviews, Courses
Tagged Course Review, John Deere, Re-blog, TPC Deere Run
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Kapalua Time Redux
A Traditional Tradition There’s no golf on today, the Tournament of Champions starts this week, and that means its time for me to re-post my now two year old course review of Kapalua’s Plantation course. Bottom line, the place is … Continue reading
Posted in Course Reviews, Courses
Tagged Course Review, Kapalua Plantation Course, Tournament of Champions
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Course Review: TPC Deere Run
It Is That Time Of Year Yes, ’tis John Deere week. Which means my annual post reviewing TPC Deere Run must be regurgitated to you. Do what you like with it. I’m just going to put it out there, if … Continue reading
Course Review: Erin Hills
Erin Hills – Erin, WI (Architects: Michael Hurdzan, Dana Fry, & Ron Whitten) Background Bob Lang made millions selling greeting cards and then turned his passion to golf later in life. More specifically, he wanted to build a golf course that … Continue reading
Posted in Course Reviews
Tagged 2017 U.S. Open, Course Review, Dairy State, Dana Fry, Erin Hills, Glaciers, Holy Hill, Kettle Moraine, Michael Hurdzan, Milwaukee, Ron Whitten, Wisconsin Golf
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Course Review: Lawsonia (Links Course)
Lawsonia (Links Course) – Green Lake, WI (Architect: William Langford) Background Golfers travel by the thousands into the great state of Wisconsin to play golf at Lake Geneva, near Kohler, and at Erin Hills. Those are the destination resorts and courses that make the … Continue reading
Posted in Course Reviews, Courses
Tagged buddy trip, Course Review, Fox Tails, Gentlemen's Club, Green Lake, Lawsonia Links, Wisconsin
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Course Review: Whistling Straits (Straits Course)
Whistling Straits (Straits Course) – Kohler, WI (Architect: Pete Dye) Background While there are other tracks to play in Kohler, Pete Dye’s Straits Course is the money maker that everyone comes to see at Whistling Straits. The former airfield called Camp … Continue reading
Course Review: Torrey Pines (South)
Torrey Pines(South Course) – La Jolla, CA (Architects: William P. Bell/Rees Jones re-design) Background The San Diego, California area has always been known for its military presence, and during World War II the land that both Torrey Pines Golf Courses … Continue reading
Course Review: Harbor Shores
Harbor Shores Golf Course – Benton Harbor, MI (Architect: Jack Nicklaus) Background Less than 90 miles from Chicago resting on the eastern shores of Lake Michigan, Jack Nicklaus was hired to design a golf course that would someday host major … Continue reading