Mike Keiser: "I became convinced that the heavily engineered courses in the United States weren’t designed for golfers like me and my friends."

The average golfer is just about as competent to construct a golf course out of a rough tract of real estate as he is to plan an expensive house and build it, and the same may be said of the average golf professional. The same class of man is needed to build a course as is needed to build a clubhouse, except that he must be more imaginative with infinitely less written lore to guide him. DEVEREUX EMMET