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[QUOTE="storrsroars, post: 3975156, member: 2500"] It's the Carnoustie of the USA. Of course the downside to links-like courses is that if there's no wind at play, pros will have field day if they're accurate at all (see Ancer's -7 yesterday morning before the wind kicked up). Dye's design makes Kiawah somewhat more difficult than a typical links course, but still, you need that wind to really make it interesting. To the main point though, I think many of us are sick of the overly manicured carpets that make up most US tour stops. [/QUOTE]
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