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New England option: Farmington Woods GC
They aerated the greens at my home course on Monday, but through the good graces of reciprocal privileges, my golf pro at Hop Meadow in Simsbury, CT, was able to arrange for me to play at Farmington...
Wild Dunes' magic in ocean, wind and Fazio
The 12th is the best and most dramatic of the Links Course's par 3s. by Tim Gavrich The Links Course at Wild Dunes is a resort/daily fee facility located on the Isle of Palms, 15 miles north of Charleston,...
Raves for Caledonia totally deserved
The carved hedges at the first tee hint at the landscaping on the rest of the course. I can't complain about the golf courses I've played these last few weeks in coastal South Carolina. Most have...
Ginn again: High-class developer attracts LPGA to Rivertowne
The 1st at Rivertowne is a wonderful starter, and a sign of things to come. The safe play is left of the traps with something less than a driver. But if you have warmed up on the range, you might...
Devil in (lack of) details at Charleston National
One golfer is a permanent fixture adjacent to the 16th tee at Charleston National. He comes with the house that has breathtaking views of the marsh, the Intracoastal Waterway and the length of the...
Review: Coosaw Creek Country Club, North Charleston, SC
Like most par 4s at Coosaw Creek, what the 9th lacks in length -- it is just 358 yards from the back tees -- it makes up for in challenge, especially off the tee. Coosaw Creek, North Charleston, SC ...
Review: Wedgefield Plantation, Georgetown, SC
Par 3s at Wedgefield are not a strong point of the design, but on the 13th, a well-placed pin can provide plenty of challenge from the tee. Wedgefield Plantation, Georgetown, SC by Tim Gavrich ...
Southernmost Myrtle Beach course on the way back
Wedgefield Plantation in Georgetown, SC, is the farthest south of the 120 courses that stretch nearly 100 miles along the Grand Strand of Myrtle Beach. It regained that distinction when the tricky...
Fangs for the memories: Diamond Back the right antidote for golfing slump
Position, not length, is most important on Diamond Back's par 5s. Sometimes when you are in a slump in baseball or cricket (we have faithful readers from the UK), all you need is for someone to lob...
Review: Lexington Golf & Country Club
The routing at Lexington begins with a sloping fairway, a sign of things to come. Lexington Golf & Country Club, Lexington, VA by Tim Gavrich The Lexington Golf & Country Club is a private course...
Review of Vista Links, Buena Vista, VA
The 2nd at Vista Links features a large rock outcropping that guards the left half of the fairway, setting up a risk-reward lay-up shot. by Tim Gavrich The Vista Links, a daily fee course located...
Love not all you need at Chapel Hill community
You'll need to warm up on the irons-only practice range before you tackle the golf course at The Preserve at Jordan Lake near Chapel Hill, NC. The Davis Love III course is a stiff challenge, right...