Golf Course Architecture magazine has put a link to the Seth Raynor story I wrote for the latest issue. You can find it here. I also profiled The Prairie Club in Nebraska in this issue.
I know I'm biased, but Golf Course Architecture is a wonderful publication that talks with architects and profiles golf courses the world over, not just in the UK and the U.S. If nothing else, a regular visit to the website is a must. You really should purchase the magazine and can get yourself a subscription by following this link.
The photo is of the ninth at Fishers Island Club taken from the left rough. It is one of my favorite, if not the favorite, Double Plateau greens Raynor ever created. I snapped this pic while caddying this summer.
The golf courses are more expensive than not. After all, many people dream of living in the soil because of the convenience and views. Therefore, you should expect to pay a little more than a house in a field that is not good. The additional cost of buying the house is not the only added expense to expect when buying a house on a golf course, however, as you probably Owners Association annual fee to pay as well. In other words, do not look only at the purchase price when buying a home in the greens. Instead, learn about other annual expenses we pay for living in the community to decide whether or not you can actually afford to live in a golf community.
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