By his design: besides designing courses, architect Alister Mackenzie was a man of letters - and opinions

Article Abstract:

An excerpt from the book 'The Spirit of St. Andrews' by Alister Mackenzie discusses his interest in golf course construction and layout. There is also some information on his attitude toward the game of golf, what type of golfer he is and his training.

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Main course

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The Old Course at St Andrews in Scotland has a subtle design that retains its challenge and interest no matter how many times a golfer plays it. The 11th hole on the Old Course may be the greatest short hole in the world.

Excerpt, Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews, The Spirit of St. Andrews (Book)

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A Mackenzie Masterpiece(*)

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The Royal Melbourne Golf Club, Australia, will be the site of the 1998 Presidents Cup. The golf course is world renowned mainly due to Mick Morcom, Mister MacKenzie, and Alex Russsel working in the 1920s.

Australia, Abstract, Buildings and facilities, 1998 AD, Presidents Cup (Golf)

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