Amelia Island Plantation’s Ocean Links Course-A Seaside Jewel
For a course that’s barely 6100 yards with one of the most disconnected routings in Florida and possibly the most… Read more »
Golf
Phoenix: We-Ko-Pa Saguaro vs. Talking Stick North
One of the reasons Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw’s golf courses are held in such high regard—by architectural cognoscenti, by… Read more »
2011-The Worst Masters Ever?
Change can be hard. Even when we know it’s inevitable, even when we know it’s ultimately for the good, we… Read more »
El Campeon-Mission Inn’s Classic Florida Throwback
Mission Inn, located 30 minutes or so northwest of Orlando in what remains rural and still underpopulated citrus country, is… Read more »
Going Rogue at Mission Inn’s Las Colinas
Depending on your view, having two courses on site as diverse as Mission Inn’s Las Colinas and El Campeón are… Read more »
A Solid Double for Fazio at Reynolds Lake Oconee
With its lovely, forested site (though not necessarily great for golf), views of Lake Oconee and the surrounding development’s once… Read more »
The Club at Savannah Harbor: A Delicious Cupp
I confess I’m not always able to wrap my head around Bob Cupp’s courses. The architectural features often feel out… Read more »
A Black Bear in Orlando’s Badlands
Black Bear is located north of Orlando in a kind of rural badlands full of scrub, sand, pockets of wetlands… Read more »
Hills is the High Point at LPGA International
LPGA International provides a good lesson why resorts and clubs should hire different architects when building more than one… Read more »
The “Rees-ification” of LPGA International
The Champions Course at LPGA International is Rees Jones at his stereotypical worst with all the repeated perimeter bubble humps… Read more »
