Hi Pat, always nice to hear from you.
I sort of hesitate to publicize the course because its the one I mainly play. For my own personal interest I'm not really keen to see it get packed with guests! But it certainly deserves higher regard than it gets. I believe that if a few things happened it would go from a "very good to play" to "you really must see this".
As I was saying to Jeff Loh last night, a very serious tree thinning program - combined with the new #2 native aesthetics and playability...well if that happened properly it would be stunning. I'll get some photos up when I get the chance to show you what I mean.
By the way, Kris Shriner knows this course and is very knowledgeable about how trees relate to a golf course. I had the pleasure of touring the course with him last year. Actually, he would be a good guy for any club considering tree thinning to consult with.
Hi Michael. Both are owned by the Elks Club and managed by Avestra. A fourth nine was routed but apparently never put into play. A few of those corridors still exist.
jeff, I'm pretty sure you weren't the only one considering the merits of the Cool Sweats ad.