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FFM: The Wandering FireThe wandering fire danced through the streets, flickering, silver quick, vanishing as quickly as it had appeared. Some said it was the souls of the dead passing from one world to the next. In a city as large as this the deaths were high enough to account for the frequent appearances of the otherworldly flames that cavorted down the narrow streets in the night.FFM: The Wandering Fire3 years ago in Flash Fiction & Vignettes More Like This
Rask waited in the shadow of a window ledge, his narrow frame curved into the twisted branch of a Hedya tree; its flowers already open to the moonlight and releasing the heady scent for which they were famed. This was a wealthy compound, all delicate lattice work and intricate stone archways, an exploration of colour and geometric patterns, all muted by the shadows of the night.
In his belt he had the knife, specifically given to him by his employer for this task. It was an unusual request, very personal. Rask tried not to involve himself in the intricacies of such things. He was merely useful to these people, and in his line of
Scootaloo's Personal Diary - Entry 1Scootaloo's Personal Diary - Entry 13 years ago in General Fiction More Like This
{[(Author's note for the readers: The pages are linked as "Next" and "Previous" in the comments. There is more than one section! No need to dig through my thousands of deviations to find where the pieces are!)]}
Scootaloo's Diary is a leather-bound "Forever Pages" enchanted diary with her name hoofwritten in smudged permanent ink. It is hoofwritten by what looks to be a fairly young pony. The edges of the pages are all warped as if it has been dropped in a puddle or left out in the rain. Various pages appear to have things tucked within.
Entry 1:
Auntie Raincloud said I should start writing a diary with my memories of my parents. She bought me this special notebook that has lots and lots of paper, even though it's not very big.
Mama and Papa have become very sick, she says, and I may want to see these someday, she tells me. I don't know what she means. They just seem sick from some food, it's nothing too odd, is it?
Anyway, I feel like I might give this a try. I
Hippogriff Amigurumi PatternBuckbeak the Hippogriff AmigurumiHippogriff Amigurumi Pattern4 years ago in Profiles More Like This
Pattern by Bandotaku
You will need:
-F hook (main body), G hook (wings)
-Light gray yarn (head, wings, and upper body)
-Medium gray yarn (lower body and back legs)
-Dark gray yarn (front legs, beak, wing tips)
-Black yarn (hooves, tail)
-White or cream yarn OPTIONAL (for chest and upper-front-legs. It's m ore difficult to do, but it looks very pretty.)
-plastic safety eyes, approx. 12 mm. (felt or button eyes would also work)
Feel free to choose colors other than what I have directed. How about a brown hippogriff? A black one? Multi-colored?
Please make as many cute little hippogriffs as you'd like for you or your friends or sell them locally, but please do not sell them online.
The toe design I tweaked from this pattern http://sarselgurumi.blogspot.com/2011/05/toothless-amigurumi-pattern.html
The wings I borrowed from the same website, which was borrowed from a different source.
Because this is a free pattern, it has not been offici
4.27: SophiaWhy is it all my weary days are spent4.27: Sophia3 years ago in Traditional Fixed Forms More Like This
In turning cowslips into rays of sun
And floating over blades of grass, unbent
And drawing four conclusions out of one?
No mercy hath the stone and wooden fence
All rimmed with perfect glass which holds the sound
Of freedom outside. Dominating sense
Will pin imagination to the ground.
Forbear. The time will come when wind and rain
Will wash away the mud and dust of youth.
To cling to hope which calls aloud again
Is to rely on dust to hasten truth.
I turn my days of sunlight scattered over
And know the truth comes soon to wisdom's lover.
Andra and the Plague DoctorThe air was wet and heavy and it stuck in her throat; she thought of the smell of rotting gardens and coughed until scarlet blood hung from her lips and stained the moss beneath her cheek. She couldn't groan, couldn't even voice the pain. And her body was too dry for crying. All Andra could do was lay crumpled, her very self fighting her with the sickness that tore through her insides like a lash, the last vestiges of her strength being fed to her twitching limbs for shaking and spasming.Andra and the Plague Doctor4 years ago in Short Stories More Like This
There were ants crawling over her fingertips. Flies at her mouth, the corners of her eyes. She shifted her head, weakly, desperate to drive them off while she still had life in her, but the creatures were impatient. They swarmed back again. It wouldn't be long, now.
Andra thought of her mother, who wept as she pushed her out the door. Her father, gray and still on the bed and set to be burned. Master Thomas was dead in his home. Father Calton, huddled in his church and praying for mercy. The bells wer
Spelling CountsThe line read:Spelling Counts3 years ago in Free Verse More Like This
"Fallow your heart",
I wondered what more there was to say.
Fallow your heart, leave it
empty and waiting for a season
so love can grow, nourished,
in a replenished, whole ground.
Fallow your heart so it does not become
Worn and barren with overuse.
The line read "fallow your heart",
but the poem, overworked,
meant only "follow".
Please remember that spelling counts.
CrossroadsAuthor's note: This story is set in a world just sideways of our own, where the heroes of American legends are real. But then again, so are the villains.Crossroads3 years ago in Short Stories More Like This
"I say," said the tall, black man with the perfect smile. "I say, come along over here and sit a spell. You look plum tuckered out." And he played a little arpeggio on his guitar, which he held like it was a woman he loved.
It was dusk then and the sky was fading from its cotton candy dream color into a deep lavender, dark and low on the horizon like a lady singing blues, and Ted Swanson the securities salesman was grateful to sit down. He took a seat beside that old black man, right in front of the diner, and he loosened his tie. It was a lot damn hotter down south than he'd expected, and a lot lonelier too.
"Where am I?" asked Ted Swanson.
"You in Mississippi, boy."
"Yeah, I know. What town I mean?"
"Not that it rightly matters but you at Route 8, Halfway Diner, next to the Plantation. Ain't got no town name, but that's where
*I unbutton you, kiss by kiss.*3 years ago in Free Verse More Like This
I untie you, touch by touch.
I unzip you, rib by rib.
I unfasten you, moment by moment.
By the Hand of BastBy the Hand of Bast4 years ago in Short Stories More Like This
With the last hieroglyph finished, Wati set aside the scroll he had been working on. He closed The Book of the Dead and ran his hands along the cover. Despite the fact he wrote these words on a regular basis, never had it been so hard. Ra had long since disappeared for his usual voyage, and the wick of his lamp was nearly burnt to the end. As the flame died its orange glow was replaced by the ghostly light of the moon filtering through the linens that covered the windows and door of his small hut.
On either side of the doorway, stood the shadows of two pots. It had been many days since Tiankhit had left him, but still the barley continued to grow. Wati had so hoped for the emmer wheat to sprout first. Like all men, he wanted a son, but had come to love the idea of his daughter just as much. They were overjoyed when the first leaves pressed their way up through the dirt to tell them the news of their child, and the days passed with excitement as they waited to see if they grew to be bar
The Dalzell KnockoutThe Banana Bar wasn't Conner Dalzell's sort of place. I was behind it slicing lemons, wincing at acid burns, when he walked in alone in a buff duffel coat. The guy was at least fifty, maybe older, his hair turning white.The Dalzell Knockout3 years ago in Short Stories More Like This
Tonight was student night, all the cocktails were half price, and fresher girls were getting fresh with lecherous finalists in the faux-leather booths. Conner Dalzell stood in the doorway for half a minute and I thought he would leave. But he took off his coat and searched for a peg to hang it on. To his evident surprise, he didn't find one, so he flung it over his elbow and waddled to the bar.
"What would you recommend then?" he asked. My hands were sticky with lemon juice. I hastily wiped them on my apron.
"Our featured cocktail today is the Blue Lagoon Special: vodka, blue curacao, and white wine."
"Sounds awful," he said, slipping from the barstool he'd tried to mount. "What's blue
BreatheINT. HOSPITAL- NIGHTBreathe5 years ago in Drama More Like This
A tall dark haired woman in her mid-thirties walks in to a hospital room. She is very pretty. She is wearing a grey jacket, dark blue jeans, and black boots. She is also holding a purse.
She reaches a bed where a blonde woman is laying. The woman is sick and hooked up to all these machines.
Hey THEO, how are you doing?
The sick woman, Theo, is staring up at the ceiling. Her blue eyes look lifeless. She says nothing.
It's me, ROSE. Are you ok?
Theo still says nothing.
I got you these.
Rose reaches in to her purse and holds out a box of candy.
I know you like em.
Theo still doesn't move.
Theo, take them.
Still nothing.
Ok, I'll just put them here.
Rose sets the box down on a table near the bed.
She pulls a chair next to the bed. She takes off her jacket and puts it on the back of the chair. She is wearing a red sweater. Then she sits down.
So, umm, the doctor said-
She stops. There's a pause.
The docto
Billy's PterodactylsBilly was in what his mother called 'his dinosaur phase'. He'd been firmly ensconced in this phase for the past six months, ever since his Dad had taken him to see the Natural History Museum in Oxford. The first thing he'd seen on entering was the huge bones of the Tyrannosaurus Rex glaring down at him, and that was it; he'd been hooked ever since.Billy's Pterodactyls3 years ago in Short Stories More Like This
In the time since then his entire room had been re-decorated with a Jurassic theme. Dinosaurs were on the bedsheets, the curtains, the posters on the walls, and little plastic ones covered his floor to the point where it was dangerous to walk across it. Unless you were Billy, of course. No dinosaur would dare to harm Billy, who reigned supreme among them and controlled their every move. Billy was in his element and entirely at home within his dinosaur-infested room.
Every now and then the dinosaurs would venture outside of Billy's room, in an effort to invade and infest the rest of Billy's house. On one such occasion his mother inadvertently
THE UNDERWEAR MAN"Hello?"THE UNDERWEAR MAN5 years ago in Flash Fiction & Vignettes More Like This
"Hi, my name is Buddy and I'm a representative of Smith & Winston Enterprises. We're a company that conducts surveys geared towards females and feminine products. Do you have the time right now to participate in a short survey, miss?"
The voice at the other end was steady and professional. I, too, work for a company that makes phone solicitations, so I immediately sympathized with the guy, figuring he had goals to meet and people to please. They probably wouldn't let him go home until he reached a certain participation percentage or something of the sort.
"Sure, Buddy, question away."
"Great! Thanks. How old are you?"
"Okay, and what brand of underwear do you wear?"
"Victoria's Secret."
Poor guy. It takes a brave male soul to call up women and ask them about their underwear. I figured this job must have been his last resort. Perhaps he was laid off at his other job and had children to feed.
"What size?"
"Exactly what kind of underwear is it? Tho
the hanged manThis little red book you call the human body:the hanged man4 years ago in Free Verse More Like This
take it up and shake it. Shake the flaking pages
out of it, shake it from endpaper to endpaper
until the last of the phrases are gone; shake it
until it's aching and empty, the soul of a bird.
I will give you new words.
carbon monoxideIt had been Javiers idea for the tattoos. "It'll keep you safe, Diego. No one will touch you." On the streets, no one had touched Diego to begin with. In order for Javier to earn the tattoo, he had to steal. When he stole the teenager's purse, she screamed and only chased him for half a block before giving up, but Javier didn't stop running. Back at his friend's apartment, when they opened the Coach bag and dumped out the contents, besides lipstick and a compact mirror, the wallet held cash and credit cards, a little iPod with the headphone cords wrapped around it and most of all, a digital camera. It had been a lucky find, and they'd sold everything but left the camera to Javier, who would use it to take pictures of his brother.carbon monoxide5 years ago in Short Stories More Like This
Diego agreed. He agreed because Javier scared him at the best of times. "If you don't get this, you'll die, Diego. Someone will get mad and put a bullet in your head," Javier emphasized this, formed his hand and fingers in the shape of a gun and pressed his fi
FAVOURITE CHARACTER X READER - QUIETLY.FAVOURITE CHARACTER X READER - QUIETLY.3 years ago in Short Stories More Like This
You stood there. Quietly.
A single lonely tear ran down your face.
It was screaming inside.
You were fighting with yourself.
A fight nobody could win.
Because you were nobody.
Or at least you tried to be.
Or you didn't try.
Nobody cared.
And no one as well.
You stood there. Quietly.
Then you had a romantic relationship with your favourite fictional character.
Maybe even sexually.
Nobody liked it and no one was thrilled.
Never mind.
i won't quit there's not much to taste when years of nicotinei won't quit3 years ago in Free Verse More Like This
sit heavy on your tongue, stale like week-old bread
and vintage cheese, but you won't quit.
no, you won't quit.
because once upon a time all you tried to live for was
your next cigarette, and every cigarette you lived
for was a battle won.
no, you won't quit.
because once upon a time you swore
you could taste her still with each inhale and every
cigarette broke your heart, but filled it too.
no, you won't quit,
you won't quit.
Machine-Part SincerityShe once said to me,Machine-Part Sincerity3 years ago in Free Verse More Like This
"Come. You be a gear right here,
and I'll be a pulley over there.
Together, we'll both obey
the lever's dream."
I lied to her when I said,
"I want nothing more."
Ashen Sky-Ch.1 Revised"I always knew the zombie apocalypse would start in Chicago. I just never thought the zombies would be trying to buy life insurance." Matt Owens chuckled as he glanced over his shoulder to his cubicle-mate.Ashen Sky-Ch.1 Revised4 years ago in Introductions & Chapters More Like This
Tess Abernathy rolled her large blue eyes at him and sighed. "As much as I absolutely adore my job in data-entry here," she began, her voice dripping with sarcasm, "I love your amazing ability to come up with the stupidest ideas ever even more."
"Aw, c'mon, Tess!" said Matt, laughing. "Seriously, though. I had to look this guy up 'cause his address was wrong, and the database says he died at an old address about a month ago, but he's alive at a new address now. Weird, isn't it?"
Tess rolled her eyes again. This was common practice when it came to Matt. "He was probably trying to jump rent or evade taxes or something," she dismissed, glancing at Matt's work before frowning and turning back to her own pair of screens. "Matt, you're doing that thing with your finger again. Would
blasphemyin a Heaven no grander than a forest, He sat upon a throne weaved of ivy and wild roses; it was there He first touched the Universe, and it was there He came to find the thriving rock He named earth. absent lives were flitting about in oceans deep and dark, and He sought to make company, entertainment, using His vast power to manipulate these beings' path. they grew until they resembled His intention, but before the first man thought of the savannah's cruelty or had any thought besides instinct, angels were birthed of the Lord's passing thoughtsblasphemy3 years ago in Free Verse More Like This
He would breathe and exhale
lights that cuddled like sweet birds,
tucked close for warmth in a simple
nest draped with their brothers' down
feathers and cotton brought up from earth;
amongst the soft glow of each new ideal
came a pop like an ember cracking this one
was weakly lit and stuttered its first words
in a hoarse chirp (humanity, love) before it came
to still with its slumbering companions.
in the evening, the lights
Clocks For EyesThe creature with clocks for eyesClocks For Eyes3 years ago in Free Verse More Like This
Swallows the years as it prowls our garden
Thin and gangly but with dignified grace
It sees the time on everyone's face
One clock is the present
And one clock is the future
There is no past and
You can never go back
The creature with clocks for eyes
Doesn't tell you when its hungry
It never goes without
Because all it could ever need
Is given without question
It has two faces, four hands
An eternity of deadly conscience
Nothing to reconcile with
Nothing to apologize to
It doesn't hear you
When the jaws snap shut for the final time
You'll know the gateway to the past is closed
There is no third clock
Avert your eyes from those hateful numerals
If you can
And don't pretend you owe nothing
To your fellow man
'Cause the creature with clocks for eyes is ambling
Nearer and nearer
Paws scratching, tick-tick-ticking
Begging to be let in
Glimpsing nothing but the end
Hearing nothing but those pleading words
More time, just a little more time
To make things righ
Beneath That Metal Exterior - Chapter 3Leveling the Playing FieldBeneath That Metal Exterior - Chapter 33 years ago in General Fiction More Like This
Unlike earlier that afternoon the storm had abated, leaving the arid outskirts of Jasper dotted with puddles the size of Lake Erie. It was through one of said puddles that Ratchet splashed, sending up a spurt of foul rainwater that coated his axles. Normally such a filthy action would have sent the medic into a fit of swearing.
Not tonight, however.
Cumulus clouds still trekked across the nocturnal sky, the only indicator that Mother Nature had attempted to recreate the Great Flood and convert the small town into an outdoor aquarium. By the pale light of a crescent moon Ratchet travelled, headlights flared on as he roared down the asphalt road.
Intrusive pinging wailed in his audios, an incoming transmission that Ratchet had been attempting to ignore for the last five minutes. Venting a loud sigh, Ratchet skidded to a stop at an intersection. Due to the lack of human presence in the outlying desert, he safely assessed that no unwelcome fleshlings would
Beneath That Metal Exterior - Chapter 1Déjà VuBeneath That Metal Exterior - Chapter 13 years ago in General Fiction More Like This
"…and don't forget, for tomorrow's finals you'll need to bring a calculator, number two pencil, eraser…"
For once unable to concentrate, Rafael allowed his apprehensive thoughts—and gaze—to trail toward the window. Rain was pounding a steady bruise into the pavement, soaking everything as far as the eye could see. Already large puddles were expanding on the asphalt outside and sliding toward storm drains embedded in the road. Muddy expanses of grass would no doubt be greeted with grumbling from the students who would have to slosh through inch-deep puddles to get home. Restlessly the short, brown-haired boy fidgeted in his desk, adjusting his glasses out of an idiosyncratic tendency.
It wasn't the tumulus storm that was making him so nervous, however.
A chime from the clock above the classroom door alerted Rafael to the impending end of school. Another two minutes until he would shuffle outside, lost in the surge of his classmates' sta
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By Jason Bruno
Chambers Bay in University Place, Washington is the site of this years U.S Open
Championship. Back in 2012 we scouted Chambers and thought it would be a
good time to re-visit that review (with some updated thoughts and facts) before
the Pacific Northwest gets invaded by the games best players.
By now you've seen images of the place, and the Lone Fir which stands as an iconic
symbol over looking the Puget Sound at Chambers Bay. Being the only tree on the
property, the conifer almost met it's demise at the hands of vandal years back.
The site where Chambers Bay is, was at one time an industrial mining site, now it's
the design marvel of RTJ II and his design associates Bruce Charlton and Jay Blasi.
This first impression overlooking the property from high above (the pro shop and
parking lot sits hundreds of feet above the layout) is simply vast, with an incredible
vista . . . a site that must be seen by any golf enthusiast or lover of the great
outdoors. Chambers is for all intents and purposes a muni . . . but like Bethpage on
the east coast, the pedigree of the layout is anything but that of your typical
local government run golf course.
The course appears as a natural beauty, but this layout is anything but that,
it was completely manufactured with over 1.5 million cubic feet of earth moved
about. In the days of Yore, the site was a sand, gravel and rock mine. Sand
being the key element that provides the ideal foundation for links style golf and
the dunes and hollows that were so expertly shaped. Draped in Fescue, you have
an absolute ideal playing surface for firm and fast conditions, a big kudos to the
men in the blue blazers (USGA) that had the foresight to award Chambers this
Championship -perhaps the most outside the box venue of any major in recent
memory. Playing Chambers is a unique experience, not quite as authentic as
Bandon's four 18 hole tracks, but because of the fescue turf it plays more true
to its design than say Whistling Straits does. Although both have vistas that
make either journey unique before you ever attempt your first knockdown 6 iron.
The first green at Chambers Bay, the surface is ginormous . . . getting the approach
to the proper level is essential here. Notice the false front and the upper tier on the
back half of the putting surface.
The par 4 second at Chambers Bay called "Foxy", should be played down the right
side to avoid the large cross bunker.
The 165 yard par 3 third, bail out right and your left with a near impossible up and
down . . . miss left and take your chances with the enormous/deep bunker. Very
"Redan" like in its design, this little hole will wreck some scorecards.
The 568 yard par 5 fourth plays uphill as its name (Hazards Ascent) suggests.
The opposite rings true at the fifth called "Freefall". One of my favorite spots on the
property, players competing at the Open likely won't take a moment to enjoy the
view, but I did.
The par 4 sixth called "Deception Point", requires a drive left of the dune on the right
side of the fairway . . . the menacing cloud formation created one of the best images
of the day. Hard to believe this isn't Scotland.
The left to right par 4 seventh (fairway hidden) wraps around the large waste
The view from behind the par 5 eighth. The eighth runs right beneath the gigantic
dune along the left side of the fairway.Anything right falls down a large embankment
where your facing a shot you don't want.The fairway and green are part of the large
tabletop that runs the entire length of the dune and embankment.
The par 3 ninth at Chambers, a well placed tee shot that lands left of the putting
surface will funnel down onto the green . . . anything right is obviously an adventure
in the giant sandbox that sits nearly 40 feet below the green. Even with the
exaggerated downhill . . . at 227 yards from the tips it is no pushover.
The 398 yard tenth is aptly dubbed "High Dunes", the fact that none of these land
forms are natural is a good example of RTJ II (Jay Blasi & Bruce Charlton's) fabulous
The twelfth called "The Narrows", is driveable for the longest hitter . . . but the tee
shot must be a high right to left shot.The green actually sits to left of the fairway
bunker, behind the dune.
The sweeping par 4 fourteenth is a design that will be a pivotal hole in the 2015 U.S
Open. My favorite tee shot on the property.
The Lone fir overlooks the short fifteenth and the tee on sixteen.
The sixteenth trundles alongside the railway and the Puget Sound .
The par 3 seventeenth can play as long as 218 yards, the players will have to remain
focused . . . with the trains that will be running throughout the week. There are
many options for pin locations on this putting surface, interested to see where Mike
Davis chooses set the cup here on Championship Sunday.
The 604 yard par 5 is a worthy finisher
Not a bad view lookin back down the home hole as the sun begins to set. The large
concrete structures in the distance are left over remnants from days long ago and
it's industrial origins. With Chambers and the Pacific Northwest adding such a
different vibe, and a unique setting, this might be a U.S Open we don't soon forget.
For more info visit: http://www.chambersbaygolf.com
By Dean Lenertz
The New South Wales Golf Club is located in Sydney Australia, approximately 20 minutes
drive from the Central Business District. It is located in the Sydney suburb of La Perouse.
The course is set amongst the rugged coastline of the Pacific Ocean. NSW GC ranks among
the top 50 golf courses in the world and currently ranks as no. 5 in Australia.
It was in 1926 when the famed architect Dr Alistair Mackenzie visited the site and was very
excited about the location that he was presented with. Mackenzie mapped the original routing
of the course, but some of the routing was changed due to the army claiming land for World
War II. NSW GC has been tinkered with over the years, but in more recent times Greg Norman
Golf Design has made changes - mostly to green sites.
By todays standard, NSW is not very long - measuring 6829 yards (6245 meters) from the
championship tees. Being a coastal course, NSW's biggest defense against scoring is the
weather. It's very rare to play the course on a calm day with no wind. All of the par 3's and
par 5's run in different directions which makes it extremely challenging.
The course is Bermuda fairways, tee's and green surrounds. Up until 3 years ago the greens
were predominantly Poa Annua. It was around this time that the club had decided to re-surface
all of the greens with bent grass. In the 1990's the club gradually converted all bunkers to the
turf revetted sod face - keeping up with proper links tradition.
The course has hosted several major Australian Tournaments including 5 Australian PGA's
and in recent times the 2009 Australian Open won by Adam Scott. Due to the remote location
(situated in Botany Bay National Park) and restricted room, it's a challenge to stage large
championship events at New South Wales.
The opening hole is a very short par 4 - 320 yards - rated the easiest on the course. Most
players will hit an iron into the fairway with a short iron into the green. Missing the fairway
to the left is dead and missing right will find sand.
If you attempt to have a go with the driver, the green is elevated with two deep pot bunkers
on the right.
The second hole is a tough par 3 at 201 yards, playing into a strong wind from the south.
There may be times where you may need a fairway wood or even the big stick to get home.
This green is hard to hold especially when it's firm and fast.
The second green with the clubhouse in the background
The third hole is a hard dogleg left par 4 - 416 yards. The tee shot is blind and you need a
right to left ball flight to find the fairway. The approach shot is to an elevated green with
two bunkers guarding the right side.
Third Green
The fourth hole is a straight away par 4 - 428 yards. It was re-constructed in 2011 by Greg
Norman Golf Design to alleviate the blind second shot from the fairway. The green is one of the
largest on the course with a deep bunker right of the green.
Fourth green
One of the greatest Par 5's in golf, measuring only 512 yards. This par 5 can play completely
different depending on the wind direction. Playing downwind, a good tee shot over the rise will
have you only needing only a wedge into the green. If playing into the wind, you will need a good
drive just to get to the top of the hill . . . and will play as a conventional three shotter. When you
reach the top of the hill the views are some of the best you will ever see.
The view from the top of the hill on the fifth
The sixth hole is the signature hole at New South Wales Golf Club - measuring 193 yards from the
island tee. Being right on the ocean the wind can really affect how the hole plays.
The seventh hole measures at 411 yards. The tee is elevated into a narrow fairway lined with
trees on both sides of the fairway.
The seventh green is undulated and anything that comes up short will funnel back off the
putting surface and down the slope.
The Par 5 - eighth heads back towards the clubhouse and measures 552 yards. The drive needs
to be straight, laying up before the hill that splits the fairway. The second shot is blind over the
hill into the lay up zone of the fairway. For big hitters having a go in two is very difficult as two
large bunkers guard the front of the elevated green.
Eighth green viewed from top of the hill
Eighth front bunker
The ninth hole is a short Par 4 measuring just 372 yards. The fairway splits, and the ideal play
is hitting a long iron/hybrid into the fairway landing zone, leaving a short iron into the green.
Avoid the front left pot bunker at all costs.
Tenth Tee
The tenth is a par 4 playing slightly uphill measuring 394 yards. One of the few holes where
you have an open tee shot. The second shot plays into a small green with three bunkers on the
right and two on the left.
The eleventh hole is a short par 3 played from an elevated tee, measuring 169 yards. This is
one of the highest points on the golf course . . . another hole where the wind tends to be a
major factor.
The twelfth hole is a par 5 measuring 527 yards. A tee shot over the hill will make this hole
reachable in two. If you lay up, you need to avoid the long grass hazard before the green.
A closer view of the approach to one of the smallest greens on the course . . . the four small
greenside bunkers will collect any wayward approach.
This is the start of the "Amen Corner" at NSW, with the next four holes playing extremely tough
when the wind is a factor. The thirteenth hole is a dogleg left par 4 measuring 411 yards. If you
hit the driver and don't shape the ball right to left, you can run out of fairway. Most players will
hit a 3 wood or maybe a hybrid into the fairway, leaving a short iron into the green.
The approach to the 13th
The fourteenth hole is a classic bunkerless short par 4 measuring 353 yards. The tee shot is
across a ravine needing a carry of about 170 yards. For the longer hitters who want to have a go
at the green they can, but it's a difficult shot to pull off. Most players will hit over the hill into the
catchment area leaving a wedge into the green. The putting surface is well undulated and
anything long is trouble.
Uphill approach to the fourteenth.
15 Tee
The fifteenth hole is rated the hardest hole on the course - measuring 407 yards. The tee shot is
into a narrow chute, and is extremely challenging when it plays into the wind. Playing the proper
tee box, a drive to the top of the hill is ideal.
16 tee
The sixteenth hole is a dogleg left par 4 measuring 441 yards. A good drive into the corner
of the dogleg is essential for the correct angle into the small green. The green is guarded by
three small bunkers on the left.
The seventeenth hole is a short par 3 measuring 167 yards. This hole is another high point on the
course that's exposed to the wind. The green has steep embankments on both sides, which makes
it very difficult to get it up and down. The best spot to miss the green here is short.
The eighteenth hole is the longest on the course measuring 554 yards. The green is reachable in
two when playing downwind, but you need to avoid the five fairway bunkers that line the border
of each fairway. The green is long and narrow guarded with five bunkers.
Dean Lenertz is the Asst. Superintendent at New South Wales Golf Club in Sydney, Australia and
is a special contributor to LinksNation.com
Eagle Dunes Golf Club located just 30 miles north of Orlando proper in Sorrento, Florida is a
Mike Dasher design that opened in 2003. Dasher shaped the hilly and rolling terrain (that's not
typical of Florida, although most are not aware that there is a ridge that runs from Lake Wales
north to Gainesville. Parts of the ridge exceed 300 feet of elevation). At E.D, Dasher created one
of the more enjoyable layouts in this golf saturated region. The modest clubhouse sits at the highest
point on the property, as does the driving range that bisects the first and tenth tees.
The 520 yard par-5 first at Eagle Dunes is a downhill tee shot to a fairway that sweeps right, bite off
as much as you choose, but risk being in deep sand or worse if you get too greedy. The hole plays much
shorter than the yardage...longer hitters will have a chance at making three.
The back tee at the 463 yard par-4 second is over a native area to a fairway that bends
right to left. At handicap No.1, this is by far the toughest hole at Eagle Dunes.
Head Golf Professional Shawn Holmes and his staff are proud of their putting surfaces,
regarded as the truest of any public facility in the area - we could vouch for that.
The par-5 ninth at Eagle Dunes plays uphill, the moguls that front the putting surface are worthy
of a northeast or midwest course. Add some trees along the rough line and this hole could be mistaken
for Aronimink or Oakmont.
At the 437 yard tenth, the tee box sits at the highest point on the property along with the first tee and
the clubhouse.
The 546 yd finisher at Eagle Dunes is a left to right uphill three shotter guarded by a deep bunker
that fronts the green.
Our group actually played E.D on a November day when an extreme weather front entered the area.
The conditions on the back nine were more like Bandon or Carnoustie than they were Central Florida.
Most of us managed to get it all in despite the 35 mph winds, sideways rain and wind chills in the high
40's. The course held up and turf conditions remained playable . . . probably not many courses around
held up to well that day - E.D was no worse for the wear.
In a design era where brutally tough is the new rage, E.D is not that . . . but certainly there is no
shortage of challenges. The variety of risk/reward, short, long, tight, and open holes, has Eagle
Dunes firmly positioned in a category that often gets overlooked - FUN.
For more info and starting times: http://www.eagledunes.com/
Special Thanks to Shawn Holmes
*Due to inclement weather many of the photos used are courtesy of Eagle Dunes GC
In it's short time in existence, Streamsong has captured the attention of the golfing universe with
its Red & Blue courses . . . Architects Coore/Crenshaw and Tom Doak masterfully crafted the rugged
sandy terrain that was once mined for phosphate - into two of the most unique designs in America.
Here at LinksNation, we have featured and gushed about these two Top 100 new comers, but with
the recent addition of the new 216 room lodge that opened earlier this year, Streamsong Resort
can now accommodate an eclectic mix of golf traveler . . . and in a setting that inspires like very few
photos coutesy of Streamsong Resort
The view from the rooftop at Fragmentary Blue is one to remember.
The Lodge is set within 16,000 acres of natural surroundings (inland between Tampa and Orlando,
Florida), and unlike many resorts that feature theme parks and large crowds, Streamsong is an
escape to a serene environment. Tranquil might be the best way to describe the vibe at Mosaic's
Central Florida retreat.
The spacious rooms at the lodge are modern style with warm earth tones, ranging in size from 530
to 1167 sq ft. and feature a separate seating area, two HD televisions, mini fridge, and a classic
American library. The jumbo vertical wood shutters open to water views and sunsets that relax the
mind and inspire for the next days events.
The exterior features lush landscaping, an infinity pool, event lawn and deck areas that lead into the
meeting and conference rooms. Other than world renowned golf, the resort offers best-in-class bass
fishing lakes, sporting clays, nature trail, a grotto-style spa, fitness center, and casual and fine
dining options.
Sotto Terra is a fine dining Italian restaurant in an intimate setting.
It's no secret that parent company Mosaic is in the fertilizer business - just off the main lobby
entrance is the eatery that bears the symbol used for Phosphate, and features traditional American
Cuisine in an upscale setting. I ate breakfast here twice during my stay . . . superb.
Fifty-Nine is the resort's Steak & Seafood themed restaurant, located in the golf clubhouse . . . the
perfect spot after a long day walking the links.
Set within the dunes at Streamsong, the Golf clubhouse blends in with its environment.
The biarritz 16th on Coore/Crenshaw's Red Course is among the most memorable long par 3 holes
in America.
Not to be outdone, Tom Doak's 7th is the signature hole on the Blue
It should be noted that architect/artist Alberto Alfonso and his firm were the design creators of
the lodge, clubhouse, fixtures and artwork at the resort. Their work has been recognized by the
American Institute of Architects with two Awards of Excellence. "Streamsong is a celebration of
reclamation, of both land and spirit. Since the mining has stopped, nature has taken over and
provided us with the perfect inspiration," says Alfonso. "Enormous grass dunes, our brilliant Florida
light, water bodies stretching to the horizon teeming with fish and wildlife, a fertile and varied
landscape, are all reflected in the design consciousness of Streamsong. The rooftop veranda
offers a limitless view of our Florida sunsets and embraces the clear rural night sky."
I have it on good authority, that even further additions are on the way at Streamsong Resort
in the near future, we'll keep you posted as plans are finalized. I already can't wait for my next
To experience the splendor of Streamsong: http://www.streamsongresort.com/
Story & photos by Jason Bruno
Ranked as the #1 Course You Can Play in Georgia - Cuscowilla is a Bill Coore/Ben Crenshaw
design just 70 miles southeast of Atlanta in Eatonton. Although it's a private residential club,
Cuscowilla has it's own Golf Resort to accommodate group stay and play packages.
At 6847 yards from the tips, Coore & Crenshaw did what they do best . . . they masterfully
crafted another visually stunning and challenging layout. Set within 700 acres of rolling
meadows and towering Georgia Pines, the routing gives the player a bit of everything -
long & short holes, elevation changes, views of Lake Oconee and what has become a
Coore/Crenshaw staple, dramatic bunkers with torn off edges.
When we arrived during Tour Championship week in Atlanta, the course had just reopened
after undergoing an entire greens conversion from Bentgrass to Ultradwarf Champion Bermuda.
Serious summer heat has forced the move for many clubs in the Georgia/Carolina area to switch
(the new ultra-dwarf Bermuda varieties are a more practical choice that enables these clubs to
keep playing conditions more consistent throughout the year).
The par 4 first gets you started with a short 373 yard right to left dogleg guarded by the left fairway bunker. In fact,
Cuscowilla favors a right to left tee shot on most holes . . . so work on your draw before you arrive.
The 533 yard - par 5 second is a stunner that tilts from left to right, definitely a chance to get into red numbers early on
at Cuscowilla.
The Georgia red clay bunkers frame each fairway throughout the routing. I realized early on, the gorgeous scenery was
was abound at Cuscowilla. The approach at the second pictured here.
The 187 yard third is a mid to long iron to a long slender green tucked between the hillside and the water. No where
to miss here, pick the right stick and swing confidently.
The 413 yard fourth is a rare forced carry for a Bill Coore/Ben Crenshaw design. The choice is how much to bite off if you chose to take on the longer carry across right side of the hazard.
The fifth gets my vote as one of my favorite drivable holes in the America. Pick the right tee here and give it a go. It
plays uphill and 305 yards from the tips. My 270 yard drive left a touchy little pitch to perhaps the most undulated
putting surface at Cuscowilla.
The 469 yd sixth is toughest hole on the front nine. Plenty of room right, don't overcook the draw here (tall native grasses
and bunkers will swallow up anything left).
The 225 yard eighth gives you room to run it up onto the putting surface, playability is incorporated into every
Coore/Crenshaw design.
Note the simplicity of the green complex here at the eighth, sloped back to front with ample shortgrass surrounds -
many options to get up and down here. I hit my tee shot to 15 feet and failed to convert the birdie.
The downhill ninth is one the best designs at Cuscowilla, at 459 yds it's a stout par 4 that cambers left to right. The
best angle of approach is from here on the left side, from there it'll take your best to get on in regulation . . .
Any errant approach at the ninth will funnel into the red clay that guards both sides of the slightly elevated green.
The tenth is all about precision, no need being greedy here, (the elevated teeing ground makes the carry play shorter)
anything on dry land will leave a mid/short iron to this 427 yard beauty.
The green complex at the tenth has some serious slopes to contend with if you miss the surface (no doubt Bill Coore's
Pinehurst roots bring out the Ross influence in many of his works - this is a prime example).
The short par 3 - eleventh is just 125 yards. Don't get cute here, pick the right club and be aware of the false front.
Rarely is a short drivable par 4 a treelined dogleg, but the 298 yard twelfth is the exception. Unless you're absolute in
your ability to work one around the pines, just hit mid iron into the shortgrass and wedge up your approach. A
brilliantly designed hole, I walked off this green knowing I drank the KoolAid (and was fortunate to salvage par).
The longest hole on the course is the fourteenth at 614 yards. The third forced carry at Cuscowilla (and that's more than
any other Coore/Crenshaw I've seen) . . . but once again there are options - big hitters nail it just right of the left tree
line, short hitters can bail right.
The approach to the fourteenth is uphill to a severly sloping left to right green that sits among the shadows of the tall
Georgia Pines.
The 412 yard downhill left to right fifteenth requires a soft cut shot from the tee. Aim at the second bunker on the left which is 300 yds out.
Although you'll want to avoid the Coore/Crenshaw fairway bunkers, red clay is far easier to hit approach shots from than
typical soft white bunker sand.
With the flag all the way back on this narrow long green, going past is a tough up and down, but another
benign recovery area provides numerous options to save par.
The 172 yard sixteenth plays slightly uphill to a green that slopes severly back to front.
The 407 yard seventeenth is the last chance for a short iron approach. Once again the ideal shot shape is right to
Another push up green here at the seventeenth, avoid going long here.
The brutish eighteenth at 474 yards will demand that you to hit your two best shots of the day. Pick a tree in the
distance and bust your best draw up the hill.
The approach on the finisher is one of the most demanding at Cuscowilla. From the center of the fairway, it's no time to
play it safe. This shot was from 211 yards . . . hit a perfect high soft cut shot to 8 feet - missed the birdie putt, but 4
will do on this hole any day.
Cuscowilla is worthy of its acclaim as the "Best Course You Can Play" in Georgia. Scenic, playable, challenging and
the superb golf staff adds to the experience. Can't wait to get back when the new Champion Bermuda greens are
mature (which is close).
Special Thanks to Director of Golf Operations Jarrod Clark.
Cuscowilla Golf Cabin
For more info: http://www.cuscowilla.com/


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- Lot: 14 acres
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- Built in 1974
- Views: 18 all time views
- Exterior material: Wood
- Roof type: Metal
- Floor size: 892 sqft
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When was as approx. 12 years old I was accosted at a car show by some idiot for waring my brand new Dale Earnhardt shirt. Ever since that accident, I vowed to never purchase or put on my body any NASCAR apparel. Quite frankly, the fans of NASCAR are it's only drawback.
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Christopher G Christopher G Sep 8, 2010 12:40 AM Flag
Yea it will be DuPont,Pepsi, and National Gaurd. DuPont has been there with him since day one and will be there when he retires. And I can assure you Hendrick will find a new driver for DuPont. When that happens And Pepsi isnt going any where they have been there with him a long time and National Gaurd well they sponsor almost everyone so yea. He has good money backing him and will be fine with out Wal-Mart.
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That will be hard to do when you have retailers out there that deal in nothing but sport apparel. And sell better quality that wal-mart can never match up to they just need to stick to hats and t-shirts which are poor quality and are way over priced anyways
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Good post.
Great more Chinese clothing at the track. LoL. I think it is a bad move for him to have wally world as a sponsor. What will that do for his rep. Can you see him in commercials for wally world? sponsorship deals all across the country. LoL. He would hate the deal. He is probably the breakdown. He don't want to meet and greets in wall world. he's been to the people of walmart website and saw what he would get himself into. LMAO.
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A law school dean says he's put-off by the put-downs in Justice Scalia's dissents and is fearful that his caustic prose could lead to a wave of copycat cattiness.
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