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**wmirkru** · 09-16-2010, 12:01 AM

I feel almost guilty to say the greens at my course, Gordon Lakes at Fort Gordon near Augusta, GA, have bordered on superb all summer, and actually for several years now. It is a military course and for years had slow, grainy greens on a great Robert Trent Jones layout. Then they decided to add 9 holes with TifEagle greens, and after that opened the next two years they revamped the other two nines one nine per year. It was pretty much a five year project, but the results were sensational - and the course has gotten better and better, because the management is customer - oriented and is constantly seeking improvement. It is a great place to play and with the 3 9's one always has different combinations, so it is almost like having 3 courses to play.

09-16-2010, 12:01 AM	#21
wmirkru Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 528 Senior Member	I feel almost guilty to say the greens at my course, Gordon Lakes at Fort Gordon near Augusta, GA, have bordered on superb all summer, and actually for several years now. It is a military course and for years had slow, grainy greens on a great Robert Trent Jones layout. Then they decided to add 9 holes with TifEagle greens, and after that opened the next two years they revamped the other two nines one nine per year. It was pretty much a five year project, but the results were sensational - and the course has gotten better and better, because the management is customer - oriented and is constantly seeking improvement. It is a great place to play and with the 3 9's one always has different combinations, so it is almost like having 3 courses to play.
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