Ran,
The next "cult course?" Uh, works for me, except me and my cultish friends like Goodale and Huckaby are saddling up and riding out to the REAL next cult course, WILD HORSE, where we're setting up camp at RJ Daley's for Golfapalooza.
Just curious though--what are the current "cult courses?"
PS, Here's some other stuff re Cape Arundel:
http://www.boston.com/sports/golf/courses/050301.htmFrom an interview by Golfof Maine.comwith President George HW Bush:
GofM: "One of the things I wanted to ask you about is your local course, which I know you play frequently, Cape Arundel. Which holes there stand out in your mind as being your favorites?"
GB: "Well, that’s a good question. Of course I love the whole course. … Their signature hole there is No. 12, the 3-par, going across the river. I like that hole. I’m finding it harder and harder to play because I’ve lost all my distance. But it’s a great hole and I’ve had a lot of good golfers as our guests here, and most of them like that hole very much. I also like 17, which is a blind shot on your second, going over and coming down to a sunken green. As you go across the bridge to No. 13, you’ve got to look very carefully so you know where the pin is. And on the front nine, let’s see, well, I like the little 3-par, the third hole — both 3-pars I think are fun little holes, they’re very small, very short, particularly the second one, but they’re good golf holes. And then I think No. 8 would be among my favorite holes there. The green is protected, a lot of traps around it on the right side, in front; it’s a challenging hole, particularly when the pin’s up on the back."
All The Best,