Lido Contest

[Derek_L]

Now I know I asked this question before, but the infomation that I received has been lost.  I am inquiring about any information regarding the contest this year, or did I miss it.

Derek

[APBernstein]

Sean:

I think he is referring to the current Lido contest, run by I don't know who.  It is staged every year, similar to that of Golf Digest's recent contests, but those are all the details I have at my disposal.

[Jim_Kennedy]

DerekL,
The address used to be:
Chair, Alister MacKenzie Lido Prize Competition,
Green Hills Country Club, End of Lundeman Lane, Green Hills, CA 94030
I don't know if it still is.

[LeeHarris]

I had no idea this still went on

how come this is not more widely advertised here with perhaps sketches of the winners each year on the site or something ?

[Keith Williams]

one of the winners from this past year, a grade school student, had his design featured in Links magazine not too long ago.  It was a par four that held vague similarities to the eighth at pebble beach.

[Mike_DeVries]

Hi All!

The Alister MacKenzie "Lido" Prize in Golf Architecture is an annual competition run by the Alister MacKenzie Society, with a cash prize for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd.  If interested, you should write for an entry form and rules of the competition.  Note: the deadline for completed entries is August 15, 2002.

The correct address for the competition is:
Chair, Alister MacKenzie Lido Competition in Golf Architecture
Green Hills Country Club
End of Ludeman Lane
Millbrae, CA 94030

[Chris Hervochon]

I saw the drawing done by the grade school student recently in Links Magazine.  It does look similar to that of #8 at Pebble Beach, however, anybody who has "Golf Architecture in America" (Geo. C. Thomas Jr., my fave), look on page 138.

[Chris Hervochon]

I saw the drawing done by the grade school student recently in Links Magazine.  It does look similar to that of #8 at Pebble Beach, however, anybody who has "Golf Architecture in America" (Geo. C. Thomas Jr., my fave), look on page 138.