Another vote for Sandestin. Played The Raven and Baytowne earlier this year and enjoyed them both. Raven was definitely my favorite of the two, but as mentioned is the most difficult as well.
Another Donald Ross fan. Following some of his style I like Rees Jones also. Both of them seem to have the same philosophy when it comes to approach shots...miss this greens, and you'll pay the price....
Great review...I just returned from Pebble Beach and it was great reliving the memories through your own. I can totally relate to that feeling on #1 tee. All I kept thinking was "For the love of God, don't top it off #1 tee at Pebble...
I recently did an interview with designer Rees Jones, which I thought you all might enjoy. Great insight on his approach to different courses, and how us as golfer should approach them as well. Certainly helped out in my visit to...
I stood over it a solid 5 minutes thinking about it. My concern was the incline to the green. I was afraid I'd chunk it into the bank and have it roll back into the water...
And I'm all too familiar with the weather. Central...
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Nice! Give us the scores on the last 3 holes - 16 the par 5, 17 the par 3 & of course 18 with the banana green...
Ha...you would ask that! 3 of my worst...
Grand Cypress has two great tracks also, and Reunion has 3. If you're willing to drive, you could head toward tampa to play Copperhead at Innisbrook. Hosts the Transitions Championship each year. The thing about Orlando is great golf...
