Currently:

Robina Woods
Gold Coast, Australia

Ross Watson

Soon:  (when renovation work finishes)
Royal Queensland
Brisbane, Australia

Carnegie Clark 1920
Dr Alistair Mackenzie 1926
Mike Clayton 2006

Granville Inn & Golf Course   even though I now am Head Professional in Florida but grew up playing GI&CC.

Mountain Lake C.C. in my dreams.

Maple Moor Golf Course, White Plains, NY
Tom Winton, 1927

However, I love to get out and play the public offerings in NJ, CT, and especially Long Island (Bethpage)!

Spencer Golf and Country Club
1966, Designed by David Gill
Spencer, IA

While at College, Katke Golf Course
1974, Designed by Robert Beard
Big Rapids, MI

Maple Moor Golf Course, White Plains, NY
Tom Winton, 1927

However, I love to get out and play the public offerings in NJ, CT, and especially Long Island (Bethpage)!

Dave, I grew up playing Maple Moor... that's where I learned the game and first broke 80.  The third hole was always my nemisis... right or behind the green is dead, and the cart path runs along the left hand side.  Pretty much have to hit the green to make par.  Always had a hard time with the drive on #5 as well (OB left, river right, with the gulley across the fairway).  How does the course look these days?

My current home course:

Makefield Highlands (2004)
Designed by Rick Jacobson
Yardley, PA

Lions "Muni" Austin ,TX
1924
Designer, This is the best I can do

"One of several stories identifies Tom Penick, the older brother of legendary golf teacher Harvey Penick, as the main designer. Before he became head pro at Lions from 1928-61, Penick was an Army road engineer in Europe during World War I. His background of building roads and water drainage systems lends some credence to the story.

Another theory has architect John Bredemus as the original designer. Golf historian Frances Trimble writes in her book that Bredemus, a civil engineer, was designing holes at Austin Country Club when Lions was being built and says she’s “99% certain” that he was involved with Lions design.Others think Bredemus and Penick worked on it together."

How could a course be built and nobody knows the architect?

Lakewood CC,Dallas 1912 Bendelow,1940's Ralph Plummer,In the last few years,Coore and Crenshaw

Big, deep bunkers. Really fun. Didnt one of the highschool seniors tear it up one year? 64ish? Was it Mathew Rosenfeld-UT?

Eugene Country Club- Eugene, OR
1928 H. Chandler Egan/1965 Robert Trent Jones

Franklin Hills Country Club- Franklin, MI
1926 Donald Ross

Pacific Dunes- Bandon, OR
2001 Tom Doak

Victoria Club, Riverside, CA
Max Behr 1926

Bill - I'm working on MHC - I really am.

It's certainly not as easy as I thought it would be, though.  

Anyway - French Creek GC (Hanse, 2003), Elverson PA
IM me if you every want to play!

Formerly - Riverside G&CC (Egan), Portland OR
And (going way back) - Brighton Park Muni, Tonawanda NY

Brent - thanks  i called david and told him you said hey.  im glad that you had a good time at Granville  too bad that you did not see it originally  what a great place to grow up and to build a golf game  and you are right david is a very good player and great company (it took me years of hard work to achieve that but he finally came around)

Quote from: TomWalsh on December 22, 2003, 10:02:50 PM

Newbie to this site

Normandie Park 1903
 

Hey Tom,

Nice to see you here! Does this mean that the real estate deal that was going to bulldoze Normandie fell through? All most done with this year?

I am pretty sure I heard the municipality killed it, but I could be wrong.

New Orleans Country Club
New Orleans, LA
George Turpie (1914); Bobby Weed (2003)