When you come to think of it that is the secret of most of the great holes all over the world. They all have some kind of a twist. C.B. MACDONALD
You know those masterpieces, requiring tree removal and other dusting off after 20 years. Anyway, I know it's the Las Vegas Sun, but still, you have to giggle at John Katsilometes revealing that after all of these years, Shadow Creek is finally going to be available to the public for either $500 or as a spectator at Michael Jordan's Celebrity Invitational.After a 65 despite 438 swing thoughts:
"And obviously then I had a knock on effect. I had to change my chipping action and bunker action. I had a good six weeks," he said to much laughter in the interview room.
From the beloved you-can't-make-it-up files, Lawrence Donegan writes about the European Tour considering a revamp of their disciplinary procedures now that it looks like Elliot Saltman's suspension may not stand up to legal scrutiny. And it was Colin Montgomerie, who received what many declare to be one of the great caught-cheating free passes ever, who sat in judgement of Saltman. But that's not what they want to overhaul!You be the judge of whose picture is going to be placed in the center for the Commissioner's daily C-level dart throwing and general male bonding session.
Ernie Els, talking to Doug Ferguson about missing the Presidents Cup (possibly). The problem rests with the European Tour's scheduling of the South African Open.
He probably could have done this three weeks ago.
And apologize profusely, donate your winnings to charity and then beg people to stop bringing it up unless your name is Sandy Lyle. At least, that would be Monty's advice after his Jakarta shenanigans led to him receiving no suspension (and Internet scrubbing of the tape!).
Start saving up, the Hamilton Hall Grand will be providing all of the amenities for select mega-wealthy folks to look down on the Home hole at St. Andrews. Kohler plumbing included!
Our goal is to restore Hamilton Grand and create a dwelling that will make the people of St. Andrews proud, said Debbie Taylor, President Hospitality and Real Estate Group, Kohler Co. We have been honored to work with community members throughout this process. With their support, we are pleased to unveil our plans to the rest of the world.
Hamilton Grand will offer a total of 26 private residences ranging from two-, three- and four-bedroom apartments, including a penthouse with expansive 360-degree views and a private balcony. Residents will experience award-winning hospitality with butler service, valet parking and a golf concierge.
It's a job creator!
Hamilton Grand will also feature a Grill Restaurant and Bar, open to the public, and a Members Library on the ground floor. For an added premium, a private chef and sommelier is available to cook in the comfort of resident s apartments. Residents will have exclusive membership of The Duke s Course, Kohler Waters Spa and all the amenities of the Old Course Hotel including 4 distinct dining experiences.
Featuring unparalleled views of the Old Course, The West Sands Beach and the Bay of St. Andrews, the residences are available unfurnished or fully furnished with handcrafted furniture from Baker, a Kohler-owned company. Signature KOHLER plumbing products will be included in each residence.
Hamilton Grand will be a unique real estate opportunity for those who want to own a home in the birthplace of golf and a premier destination that is rich in history the holy grail of golf, said Taylor. We are looking forward to restoring the building using our restoration expertise, and returning a piece of Scottish history to its landmark status.
Geoff Shackelford is a Senior Writer for Golfweek magazine, a weekly contributor to Golf Channel's Morning
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