No Laying Up: Crash Course

Neil and Tron discuss Neil's 2021 trip to England and his day at Cleeve Hill Golf Club. Designed by Old Tom Morris, this course at the highest point in the Cotswolds made Neil crave another trip around. After hearing him rave about it, we all cannot wait to check it out. Enjoy!

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Neil and TC sit down to discuss The Ocean Course at Ponte Vedra Inn & Club. Designed by Herbert Strong in 1928, the club has work done on it by Robert Trent Jones in 1947. Since then, Bobby Weed has completed two restorations to get it back to its original form. PVIC is a great spot if you are coming into town to stay. Take TCs word for it. Enjoy!

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Winter blues are setting in. On this throwback episode, we go all the way back to Tourist Sauce Season 1 and our visit to St Andrews Beach Golf Club in Victoria, Australia. If you haven't, you can check out our entire Tourist Sauce Season 1 over on our YouTube channel. Enjoy!

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DJ & Soly discuss Seth Raynor's 1919 Shoreacres. Shoreacres sits on the north shore of Chicago. It could be the most original Reynor designed course left in America thanks in large part to a 1993 restoration project by Tom Doak and the Renaissance Design team. It is very much a private club that if you get the opportunity to go play it, drop everything and go. Enjoy!

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Ben and Neil discuss Doak's course at Streamsong Blue. Opened in 2012, the Blue course sits on the same side of the property as Coore and Crenshaw's Red course. In fact, Tom Doak and Bill Coore collaborated during the initial 36 hole routing. Both courses sit on a former strip-mining operation that features massive mounds, lagoons, swaps and bare sand. Blue is known for its dramatic start, with the first tee atop a large sand dune. It is also known for its large, bold green complexes. Please also check out Crash Course video series over on our YouTube channel for a video of our day around the course. Enjoy!

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Winter blues are setting in. On this throwback episode, we go all the way back to Tourist Sauce Season 1 and our visit to the famed Kingston Heath Golf Club in Victoria, Australia. If you haven't, you can check out our entire Tourist Sauce Season 1 over on our YouTube channel. Enjoy!

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Two part recap episode this week as we go back to Tourist Sauce Scotland and discuss Castle Stuart Golf Links and The Nairn Golf Club. If you want to find out more please check out our YouTube page. Enjoy!

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Cullen is located in Moray, on the Moray Firth, an old fishing village that is as quaint and picturesque as an old Scottish fishing village connotes. Cullen is the type of course where nearly six months later I can remember damn near every hole and every shot I hit that day. It’s a course I think about often, replaying again and again in mind. It captured our group’s imagination, and as such, I couldn’t recommend any more highly making the hour and twenty minute drive from Cruden Bay up to Cullen for a spin (or two) around the links. Enjoy!

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Designed by Old Tom Morris and opened in 1899, Cruden Bay was redesigned to the current layout by Tom Simpson and Herbert Fowler in 1926. The golf course offers an internationally famous golfing experience, old-fashioned links golf at its best. Enjoy!

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It is believed that golf has been played on the links of Elie in the East Neuk of Fife since the 16th century. Most historians attribute the design of the current layout to Old Tom Morris in 1895. James Braid, the legendary 5 time Champion Golfer of The Year, and golf course Architect, was born in the adjacent village of Earlsferry in 1870. He won his first tournament at age 8 on the links at Elie. Enjoy!

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