Course Pics
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Grass bunkers replaced the sand.
Yes it was snow cap on the mountain in the back ground.
#5 at The Bull, tee ball-
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Approach 160ish-
Approach from where I was 130ish-
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Uphill approach on #7....a Nicklaus feature on several Holes where you cannot see the green on the approach, several more where you can only see a portion of the green-
A look back up to the tee....tee ball down to the landing area, then back up to the green-eyed
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#8, par 5, split fwy to choose from on the layup-
Approach from the right fwy-
A look back from the green-
Another look back from behind the green where you can see both fwy,s and the multitude of junk looming
Chad, "The Bull" where?
The Bull at Pinehurst Farm in Sheboygan Falls, WI
It is a stones throw from Blackwolfrun Run in Kohler where they had the women's US Open (the original 18....now broken up into two courses Meadow Valley and The River; they do have play on the original 18 in the fall).
Today as a storm rolled in. #7, par 3, TPC River's Bend.
Wow -- great shot!
Poppy Ridge golf course in Livermore Ca. This is the Merlot course, hole 5 last night.
Beacon Hall #18 - My last round of 2018...
The 19th hole view today, Brandon Golf Club.
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A few from Sand Valley; the pics don't show the holes perse, but the property, cross shots of the surroundings. Yes, this course is in Wisconsin, just outside of Nekoosa, north of Wisconsin Dells and south of Wisconsin Rapids. The sand dunes are expansive. Hard to put into words how massive they are. I was blown away and spent as much time looking around as I did playing golf. The dunes are not man made and natural to the area. I need to read up on it, but I believe the sand deposits were from the southern end of glacial Lake Wisconsin. Have played Sand Valley twice and Mammoth Dunes once. Amazing. Same architects as Brandon, Coore/Crenshaw (Sand Valley) and Kidd-Mckay (Mammoth Dunes). Another one in the works on the property and I guess there is room for another 18!
