A Classic GCA game II: Overseas courses (Europe) -new pics added-

[Anders Rytter]

Help for 21:
It's a danish course designed by Charles MacKenzie brother of Alister MacKenzie

[Tony_Muldoon]

Error in posting sorry.


CAn anyone point me to a chronological list of Italian courses? 
Acquasanta 1903.
I'm looking for courses built 1909 -12?

[Ulrich Mayring]

Acquasanta 1903 (first 9) and 1913 (second 9). I believe anything else built in the timeframe you mention does not exist anymore (e. g. the course built in Sesto Fiorentino, replacing the earlier track in the Parco delle Cascine and later to be replaced by today's Ugolino). The next oldest, still existing course may actually be Villa d'Este from 1926 - I'm not entirely positive on this, but it can't be far off.

Ulrich

[Cristian]

Help for 21:
It's a danish course designed by Charles MacKenzie brother of Alister MacKenzie

Then it must be Rungsted, your home course, right?

[Cristian]

1 = Chiberta hole 2 or 11
4 = Toxandria 14
5 = R Hague as Mike said (very very good he saw it!)
9 = Houthalen 6?
11 = Fontainebleau 12
12 = Eindhoven 8 (since changed)
17 = Medoc??
18 = Roosendaelsche 16 (not in GW top 100 list)

All correct, 1=chiberta 2nd, 17=Medoc 9th

[Ville Nurmi]

Is 21 the 4th at Rungstedt?

BR
Ville

[Anders Rytter]

Correct!

21 is taken from the 4th tee at Rungsted

[Keith Durrant]

15th is Golf de St Germain

[Cristian]

Alfonso and Keith are right about no. 15. It is indeed Golf de Paris St Germain (the short 7th).