Would your dream life

[Anthony Gray]

   include owning/designing your own course?

[Mac Plumart]

Probably not.

Unless it is a really rustic course 9 holes, 12 holes, 6 holes something like that on some land I own that I tinker with.


Seriously, "All I need are some tasty waves, a cool buzz, and I'm fine."

 

[Steve Kline]

Mine my not even include golf. 

[Peter Pallotta]

Ha, ha - good one, Steve.

Antony - probably not.  It's nice to have someone to thank, so I'd be happier playing a wonderful course someone else designed and being grateful to them than designing a crappy course myself and patting no one but myself on the back.

Peter

[Jud_T]

Probably wouldn't mind owning my own if money was no object but I wouldn't presume to design it on my own.  We've seen too many results of rich guys who know just enough to be dangerous mucking things up.  Better to bring in one of GCA's favored sons, crack open a couple bottles from the cellar, walk the land and see what mischief we can get into....

[George Pazin]

Mine would. That's the whole reason I started learning about architecture and posting on here.

Now, if I had a tremendous site, I wouldn't waste it by hiring myself (though Mike and Don would get tired of me asking questions endlessly), but if I had a small farm or something like that, I'd be designing my own short course.

Good thing I don't have the money, my son isn't old enough to mow it yet.