Chocolate Drop: The Patch Readies for an April 15 Reopening
Courses and Architecture
Augusta National Golf Club announced today that Augusta Municipal Golf Course, locally known as "The Patch," will reopen for public play on April 15 after a 16-month overhaul of the facility. Tom Fazio and Beau Welling headed up the renovation of The Patch's 18-hole course, and Tiger Woods's firm TGR Design (for which Welling serves as a senior design consultant) handled the creation of a nine-hole short course called The Loop.
Resident green fees for both courses will be affordable. Locals will pay $25-35 at the 18-hole course and $15 at The Loop. ANGC did not specify out-of-town rates, but I would obviously expect them to be substantially higher.
The Patch will host limited pay for local community groups in mid-March before shuttering for "private hospitality opportunities" during the week of The Masters.
Check out a few photos of the new golf courses (the first two of the 18-holer, the third of The Loop) below:
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