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Quaker would make the most sense, but this Cherry Lawn Park sounds pretty good too.
Quote from: Glenn Spencer on June 14, 2006, 04:53:54 PMQuaker would make the most sense, but this Cherry Lawn Park sounds pretty good too. I don't think Quaker has a range but in the past you could stop at Cherry Lawn to hit a bucket of balls before playing there. The owners have finally cashed in on the real estate value. This is a trend in suburban areas as far as driving ranges are concerned. Of the three ranges within a 10-mile radius of where I live, two have been sold in the last 6 months to develop the real estate. The only one that's left is in a commercial area so it will survive. I think it was previously owned by the Jack Nicklaus company that went belly-up.Cherry Lawn had the worst golf balls and a single flag to use as a target, but it did a good business because of its location, just off the Hutch.
Split Rock? Saxon Woods? Van Cortlandt Park?
Why wouldn't he just go off far from the crowd on WFE?Same architect, same environs, same conditions.