Kenosha Country Club in WI, a Donald Ross layout, I believe took a similar long term approach to renovating its course as well.

We need a Cameron drawing of the Punchbowl!

#2 is a biarritz and postage stamp combined? What a green.

Raynor always hits

Did anyone ask for a rule when Tiger or Furyk skipped the first week? This whole thing is silly.

Good piece. FedEx Cup is kind of a silly joke no matter what they do. If they want to make this interesting, they could set the Top 16 aside with byes, and have the next 70 play down to 30 and then to 16, then have match play/brackets at the final. That would be cool and leave guys like Rory with two additional weeks off.

What drives me nuts is that the only people in the world who refuse to accept the obvious solution are the guys holding PGA tour cards.

Thanks, and that would be lovely. Another benefit of planting or keeping trees might be to obscure houses from the course, but the home owners might not like that!

Thank you! Credit also to Garrett for his expertise with this!

I was in California a few months ago, lucky enough to play Pebble, Spyglass, MPCC - Dunes, and Pasatiempo. Great courses all, but without question the course I've spent the most time thinking about is Pasa. Fascinating holes and bunkering, and I found the greens to be reasonable (our host at MPCC said the greens bordered on impossible pre-Urbina). Yes, houses mildly annoying on a few holes, but on others they're fun and fit in -- particularly on 6 (which include MacKenzie's house). The only thing that irritated me is that there were a few minor things on the course that felt, well, cheap -- a chain link fence near the 7th tee; cart paths that are crumbling on the edges. I know greens fees are not part of the egg rating process (and appreciate and agree with why), but hard not to think I paid $400 for this -- invest in a wooden fence!