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Jeff, there are several greens at Macan's Columbia-Edgewater CC in Portland that have very subtle fall away slopes at the back and back corners. I would love to know how much those greens were changed during "renovations" over the years by Bob Cupp and others. CECC has a wonderful set of varied greens, no two really alike....
Columbia-Edgewater has long had the reputation of having the most single digit handicaps of any club in the Pacific NW if not the country. And a wonderful short game practice area. Most walk, the club provides free push carts, and pin sheets every day. It truly is a player's club. ...
Quote from: Bill_McBride on July 19, 2012, 07:49:36 PMJust had an email from the pro at Columbia-Edgewater who tells me that all the greens are the original Macans except for 3, 4, 9 and 17, and none slope from front to back. The new greens, mostly by Bob Cupp I think, are either flat or slope back to front.
Just had an email from the pro at Columbia-Edgewater who tells me that all the greens are the original Macans except for 3, 4, 9 and 17, and none slope from front to back. The new greens, mostly by Bob Cupp I think, are either flat or slope back to front.