Each user is approved by the Golf Club Atlas editorial staff. For any new inquiries, please contact us. Toggle navigation. Pages: [ 1 ] 2 Go Down. Tilly, in describing anew resort course that was constructed poorly and then advertised as the "The Greatest Golf Course in America" no, he didn't name it described it in the following way: It is not the greatest course in the country by a long shot, for it was considerably shy of greatness.
Newcastle - near Seattle. Hands down. Great memories, no longer play, 4 back surgeries. I don't miss a lot of things about golf, life is simpler with out it. I miss my 60 degree wedge shots, don't miss nasty weather, icing, back spasms.
Last course I played was Augusta. JohnV Guest. Phillip, Typically one night stands involve large amounts of alcohol. How much are we allowed to drink before playing the course? Just because Tommy isn't here any more, I'll nominate Sandpines. AW shucks John, I was hoping this topic might bring him out of the shadows! Everybody should see that setting once, but I don't think the golf course is worth going back to play again.
Sean Leary Legacy Member. Philip Spogard Legacy Member. I might be a bid harsh, but I would consider voting for Pebble Beach. Though I wouldn't mind re-playing a couple of the 'ocean-holes', I find it very overrated and not a course I would make a huge effort to play again.
Jay Flemma Guest. Is it possible "one night stand" is even too kind a term.. How about "Coyote Ugly" course? My vote - Atunyote at Turning Stone Casino. Cory Lewis Legacy Member. I would nominate Tot Hill Farm, different from other Strantz courses, more on the extreme side of things. I played with two members of my college golf team, both good players and combined the three of us lost 9 golf balls, one of my buddies actually had his ball trickle off the green on 9 and roll 60 yards down the cart path.
