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How great, affordable courses make Utah a unicorn golf trip | Destination GOLF

Sand Hollow and Black Desert capture the imagination with red sandstone features and big mountain views. Josh Sens explored St. George, Utah and reports back on what excites him about the region near Zion National Park.

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Old dane in nebraska

Next door to sold-out Landmand, a sibling layout is taking shape

For golfers who can’t get on — or can’t get enough of — Landmand, Old Dane will provide another option on a smaller scale. By: Josh Sens
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Candyroot, a mutli-course destination outside Charlotte, is taking shape.
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Golf’s worst-kept secret taking shape in the Carolina Sandhills

The people behind Candyroot have not been making a big PR push. But word of their multi-course project outside Charlotte is spreading anyway. By: Josh Sens
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An aerial view of Town & Country Club in St. Paul, Minn.

The most unusual finish in golf? This club might have it

Town & Country Club, the oldest golf course in Minnesota, boasts one of the most unconventional (and fun!) routings in the country. By: Josh Berhow
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How do you bridge golf’s growing economic divide? 1 architect chimes in

As golf booms and prices rise, how can the game remain accessible? Course architect Jay Blasi has some thoughts. By: Josh Sens
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Mike Koprowski at Broomsedge Golf Club

This rookie course designer’s advice for aspiring architects is disarmingly simple

In a mid-life career pivot, without millions in the bank or long years in the field, Mike Koprowski bought land and a built a golf course. By: Josh Sens
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Oleada Golf Links, a new Ernie Els course in Cabo San Lucas

Ernie Els course design coming to life in booming Cabo San Lucas

Oleada, a new course by four-time major champion Ernie Els, is taking shape in the golf hotbed of Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. By: Josh Sens
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The 16th hole at the Links at Spanish Bay

Can Spanish Bay rise to Pebble Beach and Spyglass’s level? That’s the goal

A Spanish Bay renovation led by Gil Hanse and Jim Wagner is meant to elevate the course into the class of its two more famous siblings.
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