hole down there."
"we did have to take out some trees on number twelve (a 417-yard four par bordered by lines of oak), but right in the middle of that landing area was a big two-story log cabin which, you know, when you take that house down, you have a pretty big hole there. but when we built that back nine we probably cleared twenty or thirty large trees is all."
the differences between the two nines, and the fact that many players tend to favor one over the other, means that there's something for everyone at north shore. perhaps it's telling of dasher's preference, however, that the 17th and 18th holes 