While most of the great courses designed during golf architecture’s Golden Age belong to private clubs, there are a handful of examples across the country that are accessible to the general public. Co-hosts Joe Passov and Al Lunsford take turns detailing some of the “Golden Age Publics” on the Season 19 debut of the LINKS Golf Podcast.
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Courses listed in this episode (in order of mention):
- The Donald Ross Course at French Lick Resort—French Lick, Ind.
- Rock Spring Golf Club—West Orange, N.J.
- Marion Golf Club—Marion, Mass.
- The Golf Courses of Lawsonia (Links)—Green Lake, Wis.
- Northwood Golf Club—Monte Rio, Calif.
- Swope Memorial Golf Course—Kansas City, Mo.
- Sleepy Hollow Golf Course—Brecksville, Ohio
- Pacific Grove Golf Links—Pacific Grove, Calif.
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Northwood is a gem, much better than Pacific Groove.
What about the BLACK. One of few courses if you say the name you know the course.