Show Notes
Ben and Neil discuss Doak's course at Streamsong Blue. Opened in 2012, the Blue course sits on the same side of the property as Coore and Crenshaw's Red course. In fact, Tom Doak and Bill Coore collaborated during the initial 36 hole routing. Both courses sit on a former strip-mining operation that features massive mounds, lagoons, swaps and bare sand. Blue is known for its dramatic start, with the first tee atop a large sand dune. It is also known for its large, bold green complexes. Please also check out Crash Course video series over on our YouTube channel for a video of our day around the course. Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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