Which architectural feature(s) are you most proud of....

[Dan Herrmann]

What architectural feature(s) are you most proud of at the course/club you play most often? 

Is it a quirk that only a few notice, or is it a key feature that's well known to all?  How about guilty pleasures at your home course?

[Ronald Montesano]

Duhhhh...2 mile Creek!!

[Mike Benham]

The cheeseburger ...

[Patrick Hodgdon]

As a caddie I've always loved the few spots on greens where a putt breaks in the opposite direction of how it looks, by a lot.

[JC Jones]

As a caddie I've always loved the few spots on greens where a putt breaks in the opposite direction of how it looks, by a lot.

Well then, you are going to LOVE Kingsley this summer.  Last I played there, with the Superintendent, Dan Lucas, he read a putt for me on the 18th green and it broke the opposite way he thought.  I'm not sure if there is anyone (save the Sadist who created them) who knows those greens like he does. 

[Mike_Trenham]

In a way I'm most proud of the fairway expansions we did last fall at my club.  It was a great way to keep our project moving forward during a down economy.
 
We expanded about 6 fairways back towards fairway bunkers and greenside bunkers.  Ron Prichard is our consulting architect. He came out one Saturday morning and met with us sprayed lines and told us stories and then checked in mid-week to see how the first pass looked and tweeked the lines.

The project was just about free as our Green Superintendent and his Assistant mowed down the grass and seeded the areas and moved a few sprinkler heads.

I'm also proud that I got the club to use the grass from our putting green to expand the 8th green and 15th green back to their original size a few weeks before the original clubhouse and putting green were demolished a few years back.

[Tim Gavrich]

At Vista Links, one of the two courses the W&L golf team practices at, I absolutely love the diagonal rock outcropping that affects the layup on the long par 5 second hole.  If you lay up short of it, you'll have 120-140 yards, mostly blind.  If you challenge it, you can roll the ball up close to the green.  Perfect bit of strategy.

[Sean_A]

Well, I wouldn't quite say I am proud of any feature at my clubs.  I am most pleased that each club remains very affordable for me and a huge percentage of "golfers" or else I may have given this game up eons ago.

Ciao