Bill Coore and Dave Axland returned in 2016. Just sharing some additional work that has taken place this year.
1. Two bunkers were added to the left of the crowned fairway on Hole 8.
2. Two bunkers were added to the right of the fairway on Hole 7.
3. Finished removing 50+ trees in the creaked behind Hole 14 green.
4. Remove a few dozen trees leftover behind Hole 4 green.
5. Changed flagstick size and color pattern for better visibility.
6. Continued Native Program.
Some pics are below.
A view of Hole 8 green from the approach just behind C & C's new bunkers to the left of the crowned fairway.
A reverse view of the new bunkers on hole 8 in an expansive sea of fairway -- one swath extends continuously across holes 17, 8, 9, and 18 shown above from Left to right). Fairways total 75-acres altogether. I love having the ability to cut fairway height into the edge of the bunker around its full perimeter. No ribbons of rough. Also these bunkers are positioned for guidance on your tee shot on hole 9. Visually, they effectively break up all that "green" as well.
Double green is located here in the foreground, along with the joint tee for hole 9 and 18.
Two additional bunkers backing up against the natives to the right of hole 7: both a big guy and a little guy.
The stand of trees behind hole 4 green has been removed. Photo shows hole 4 green in the foreground and hole 6 green in the background. Natives between greens should turn colors during the first week of October. Also check out the new 3/4" tapered tournament flagsticks with a busy stripe pattern for good visibility.
A vista across the golf course from hole 14 is now available due to the elimination of 50+ volunteer trees, which have grown unchecked from the creek beds over the decades.