Jacksonville’s Bent Creek: TPC Déclassé
Bobby Weed built Bent Creek (formerly the Golf Club of Jacksonville) while serving in the late 1980’s and early 1990’s… Read more »
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How Elite is The Cascades?
One of the first impressions I had playing The Cascades in the Allegheny Mountains of western Virginia was to think… Read more »
An Oconee Original: The Landing
The Landing (née Port Armor, née Reynolds Landing), was the first course built on Lake Oconee in Central Georgia in the mid-1980’s,… Read more »
A “Strong” Sense of Return at Ponte Vedra Inn
You could say Ponte Vedra Inn & Club’s Ocean Course had been remolded, revamped and re-mended so many times over the… Read more »
Ballyneal: Gravity Rides Everything
Someday we’ll be able to talk about Ballyneal in the northeastern corner of Colorado without referencing Sand Hills, as I’ve… Read more »
Crooked Cat–No Second Fiddle at Orange County National
Of the two courses at Orange Country National, Crooked Cat has more appeal to me than Panther Lake. Both courses… Read more »
Bringing the Sticks–Golf in Orlando
It’s one of the most frequently asked questions in golf. Whether for a conference, convention or family vacation, you’re going… Read more »
Into the Wilds at Grande Lakes Orlando
At first glance it might look like Team Norman mailed this one in. There doesn’t appear to be much to… Read more »
The Highs and Lows of Sanctuary Ridge
Any course that claims to be Florida’s “mountain course” cannot be taken seriously. This is a state that considers a mountain… Read more »
Solid and Scenic: Amelia Island Plantation’s Oak Marsh
Compared to Ocean Links, Amelia Island Plantation’s other resort course, Oak Marsh is more solid and less interesting. The holes… Read more »
