As one poster already pointed out.. It's all about the money and name recognition.. I guess it's all about what you like and don't like as well.. If you remove Pete Dye's name from Whistling Straits, most people would avoid that course at all cost.. It just isn't fun.. Even looking at Jack's courses, which I do live in Ohio so I know them, I wouldn't take my wife to any of them with me.. She just isn't good enough to enjoy Jack's "target golf" philosophy.. My philosophy of good course design is that a course should challenge and be enjoyed by ALL at any level or style of play.. Rather you are a duffer or a pro, a roller or a placer, a course should accommodate them all..