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Ben Sims

The "new" links at Bodega Bay
« on: April 30, 2009, 08:04:02 PM »
Just got back from a day trip over to Bodega Bay.  I'll provide a recap as soon as get back to my computer. But I'd love to get some feedback on the course in the hour or so until then. As a side question; what did Mr. Doak give the course on his scale?

BTW, if you're a fan of Bodega, you probably won't like my next post.
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Patrick Kiser

Re: The "new" links at Bodega Bay
« Reply #1 on: April 30, 2009, 08:44:20 PM »
Ben,

I had a thread going a little while back (1-2 months ago?) about the "new" and "improved" Bodega and I think you'll find some opinions about the course on that thread.

Definitely looking forward to your feedback.

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or less of a nuisance, is water. Water hazards
absolutely prohibit the recovery shot, perhaps
the best shot in the game.” —William Flynn, golf
course architect

Steve Salmen

Re: The "new" links at Bodega Bay
« Reply #2 on: April 30, 2009, 08:53:26 PM »
Ben,

Just to be clear (not pompous), are you referring to Bodega Harbor Golf Links?  If so, I played there about 50 times when I was in college.  Unfortunately it was in the days before I cared much about architecture.

Looking forward to your post and pics.

Steve
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Ben Sims

Re: The "new" links at Bodega Bay
« Reply #3 on: April 30, 2009, 09:34:52 PM »
Sorry guys, no review of Bodega tonight.  Having interface problems with camera AND friends threw e a surprise going away party.  I'll have plenty to talk about on the architecture front after my trip to Stone Eagle and We-Ko-Pa Saguaro early next week.

To answer a couple questions...

Patrick,

A good flight lead always reviews all info available, sorry about not looking for prior threads.

Steve,

Yes, they are one in the same.
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