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Review: Woodbrier Golf Course

August 22, 2016

A decent little track, pace of play issues and strange hole design make it unlikely I’d recommend Woodbrier to a friend. … More Review: Woodbrier Golf Course

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Bulle Rock Golf Course - Havre de Grace, MD

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Some pictures from Bethpage Green last summer. This is the fourth course I’ve played at Bethpage with only the Yellow remaining before completing all five. The Green Course was actually the first course at the complex, opening in 1923 as a Devereux Emmet designed private club. Originally known as Lenox Hills CC, the Club failed during the Great Depression and was bought by the State. A.W. Tillinghast redesigned the course in 1934, making room for future courses.

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