Captainron
Big Hitting, South African Sweary Person
Oh my word!? Why do holiday companies not do proper research? Some muppet has confused Muirfield Village for Muirfield. Take a bow Perfect Vacation
Muirfield is a Jack Nicklaus signature course. Designed and owned by the legend himself, so how could this place not be awesome? Excellent, yet challenging fairways combined with some of the smoothest, yet slickest greens around. A day on this course would be a memorable one. Especially if you churned out a quality round. If you have a bucket list, a round here would be a quality addition.
Via GolfDigest - "Muirfield is universally admired as a low-key, straightforward links with fairways seemingly containing a million traffic bumps. Except for a blind tee shot on the 11th, every shot is visible and well-defined. Greens are the correct size to fit the expected iron of approach. The routing changes direction on every hole to pose different wind conditions. The front runs clockwise, the back counterclockwise, but history mistakenly credits Old Tom Morris with Muirfield's returning nines. That was the result of H.S. Colt's 1925 redesign."
Muirfield is a Jack Nicklaus signature course. Designed and owned by the legend himself, so how could this place not be awesome? Excellent, yet challenging fairways combined with some of the smoothest, yet slickest greens around. A day on this course would be a memorable one. Especially if you churned out a quality round. If you have a bucket list, a round here would be a quality addition.
Via GolfDigest - "Muirfield is universally admired as a low-key, straightforward links with fairways seemingly containing a million traffic bumps. Except for a blind tee shot on the 11th, every shot is visible and well-defined. Greens are the correct size to fit the expected iron of approach. The routing changes direction on every hole to pose different wind conditions. The front runs clockwise, the back counterclockwise, but history mistakenly credits Old Tom Morris with Muirfield's returning nines. That was the result of H.S. Colt's 1925 redesign."
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