All of the 2004 GW America's Best Articles

[Scott_Burroughs]

The articles are online now, for those of us who don't get the hard copy version:


Opening arguments
begin with rankings
BY BRADLEY S. KLEIN

http://golfweek.com/articles/2004/features/reviews/courses/37847.asp

100 Best Classical Courses

America’s Best 2004 -- Classical list (pre-1960)

http://golfweek.com/features/best/100bestclassicalcourses.asp

100 Best Modern Courses

America’s Best 2004 -- Modern list (post-1960)

http://golfweek.com/features/best/100bestmoderncourses.asp

America’s Best:
State-by-State Public Access Courses

http://golfweek.com/articles/2004/features/reviews/courses/37845.asp

Klein: If a tree falls
on a golf course . . .

http://golfweek.com/articles/2004/features/reviews/courses/37849.asp

Tom Doak:
‘Protectionist of Principles’
BY DAVE SEANOR
Traverse City, Mich.  (Note: there's a list of Doak's projects in the pipeline in this article)

http://golfweek.com/articles/2004/features/reviews/courses/37848.asp

Criteria

The criteria used by Golfweek's national panel of course raters:

http://www.golfweek.com/features/best/criteria.asp

Overview

Opening arguments
begin with rankings
By Bradley S. Klein

http://www.golfweek.com/features/best/overview.asp

[A_Clay_Man]

Thanx Scott. I just received my 2-21-04 issue, Saturday. So Who knows when this one will show-up?

Brad sure showed alot of class recommending Geoff's book.

Those awards are fun.

[SPDB]

Adam,
Why did it show class?

[Patrick_Mucci]

SPDB,

You're starting to sound like me  

[Scott_Burroughs]

Sean,

Don't make me have to change my signature phrase.    

[A_Clay_Man]

I really liked Pat's, "bulletproof", too.

[SPDB]

I had forgotten about this question.

Any answer, A Clay Man?

And Pat, don't be too hasty. I don't have Adam's answer already, and my response already formulated. I'll wait.

Scott - you're footer is safe. In fact, the reason I forgot about this thread is Pat's fault. Let me figure out why, and I'll get back to you.