Every Hole at Prairie Dunes Country Club | Golf Digest
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- Опубликовано: 31 янв 2023
- Golf Digest's Architecture Editor Emeritus, Ron Whitten, narrates this spectacular hole by hole drone tour of Prairie Dunes Country Club in Hutchinson, Kansas.
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We're going to need one for Los Angeles Country Club for the US Open!
And Oak hill for the PGA Championship!
I've been lucky enough to play golf here on two different occasions. The sandy turf, rolling nature of the property and open vistas make Prairie Dunes a very special place.
"and his design partner".... You can just say Bill Coore. Most of those who are big enough golf nerds to watch this know who the guy is. Minor criticism aside, great video as per usual. Keep em coming.
Of the 154 courses I’ve played across the country, this is the top.
Bandon Dunes is a close second because it reminds me so much of this course!
This is one of my Favorite Courses that I have had the opportunity to play.
@golfdigest the 2001 US Women’s Open was at Pine Needles. 2002 was at Prairie Dunes.
Looks like an absolute gem of a course!
Love these! Would love to see pinehurst no2 knowing it’s soon to host many us opens
Need one for Ballyneal
What an amazing course, would be a test with those small greens and run offs.
7:20 has Dan Jenkins ever heard of Pebble Beach?
👏👏👏👏👏
"Ben Crenshaw and his design partner", lol you mean Bill Coore the real golf course architect?
Is this where the next LIV event is being hosted?
Do Cherry Hills C.C
Be great if we could, ya know, actually play it.
The Ar-Kansas river? lol
If you live in Kansas, that's what it's called. If you live in Arkansas, it's pronounced differently.
Too bad that non-wealthy people will never be able to experience a round there.
It’s actually surprisingly cheap. Membership isn’t full. And it’s easy to get on. Looks great in photos and videos, but it’s not a well manicured style course, which seems to turn a lot of golfers off. It’s pretty rough, tbh.
Um. The ar kansas River? That is the Arkansas River you tool
In Kansas that's what it's called. Not in CO, OK or AR.