My two favorite type of golf courses are those that wind 
through the mountains and those that border the coast.  Thus,
in this design I tried to provide the golfer with the taste
of both.  You start out along the coast then climb into 
some rouged terrain.  Each hole offers the golfer a unique 
challenge that must be overcome.  For example on one par 5
dogleg left it will be almost impossible to reach the bend 
off the tee unless there is a strong tail wind.  Thus, the 
bold may attempt a well placed punch shot through some sparsely
placed trees at the corner to set up a short approach.  
The less daring may elect to play it safe by going around them,
but this route will result in a long approach.  In the mountains 
one has to take care not to end up with an impossible uphill shot.  
Should one find himself in this situation it may be more prudent 
to chip away from the pin before shooting for the green.  Its
not impossible to shoot under par, but it will require well
placed shots on about every hole.  Good luck.
David Stevens
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