Examining the restoration of Baltusrol Lower Course | Golf Central | Golf Channel

The Golf Central crew is joined a the desk by Gil Hance, who provides an in-depth look into the restoration efforts at the Baltusrol Lower Course ahead of the KPMG Women's PGA Championship. #GolfChannel #GolfCentral #KPMGWomen'sPGAChampionship
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[@Cutlerypotato]

Im excited to see what Gil can design in the sands of Arabia for the new home of the Tour Championship.

[@algernonwolfwhistle6351]

Very nice work Mr Hance.

[@user-ti2me2br8g]

Bunker perimeters strikingly similar to LACC. The prevailing style in the 1920's era. Different architects, same style.

[@russellkempe3231]

Great to see Nelly Korda back this week.