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jonathan_becker

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Re: A relative dearth of high quality design in Texas?
« Reply #25 on: July 30, 2010, 01:15:16 PM »
What about the Hurzdan/Fry Quicksand in San Angelo?  I was out there visiting my bro when he was training at Goodfellow AFB.  For $25 to ride, it was one of the best deals I've ever come across.  It's not a world beater but it has a some good holes.  A few on the back are routed around a canyon and it was pretty wide and fast out there in 2007.  
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Jay Flemma

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Re: A relative dearth of high quality design in Texas?
« Reply #26 on: July 30, 2010, 01:56:42 PM »
Jeff Brauer does some excellent work there...
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Steve Lang

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Re: A relative dearth of high quality design in Texas? New
« Reply #27 on: July 30, 2010, 02:10:04 PM »
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David it was BarD on main street.. no complaints, good ribs, good quantity, good eats, kinda like most TX golf, hot is relative.. play and have fun, you're not in pHilly..

PER GD May 2009 100 Greatest Listing (good enough for this exercise)   

Courses in the top 50 built before 1950 = 43,..  TX didn't have a chance in bringing in golden age gca, texans with $ were busy making more and built only a few courses.. they weren't generational idle rich enjoying life at the club.. THAT WOULD BE POST 1950

THOSE COURSE WERE DISTRIBUTED

NY   10
CA   6
NJ   4
IL   4
PA   3
GA   3
OH   2
MI   2
MA   2
WI   1
OK   1
NC   1
MN   1
KS   1
FL   1
CO   1


Courses in the top 100 built after 1950 =57   

those post-1950 courses are distributed:
CA   5
SC   5
OR   4
AZ   3
FL   3
IL   3
IN   3
NC   3
NY   3
OH   3
CO   2
MI   2
VA   2
WI   2
AL   1
GA   1
HI   1
ID   1
KS   1
KY   1
MD   1
MN   1
NE   1
NJ   1
PA   1
TN   1
TX   1
WA   1
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Wyatt Halliday

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Re: A relative dearth of high quality design in Texas?
« Reply #28 on: July 30, 2010, 02:23:25 PM »
Quote from: David_Tepper on July 30, 2010, 12:34:16 PM
Anyone played Riverhill (J. Finger/B. Nelson) in Kerrville? Any comments?

David,

I'm very familiar with Riverhill. It's a nice Hill Country club with interesting bentgrass greens kept in sensational condition. It's a good members course with variety, and it gets better with each play.

Wyatt
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