OK. I am not trying to start hype or anything....but let's ask ourselves a few questions. What are the components that create a great golf course? Great land? Great owners who allow the architect the proper discretion? Great architects in the prime of their career? So....what is on the horizon? Cabot Cliffs. Its not convenient for ANYBODY. BUT...we have all the elements. Why is it not possible for Crenshaw and Coore, in the prime of their spectacular career, having learned from their mistakes at Friars Head, Sand Hills, Old Sandwich and elsewhere to create their masterpiece on a piece of land that imposes zero limitations, with owners who understand golf as well as any ever have, and have also given the artists total free reign ...... why not?