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Everything old is new again. Tom Doak’s first solo design is springing back to life in Traverse City after sitting moribund for over a decade. The public course closed down in 2008 and is set to reopen as a private club in the spring of 2024.
Everything old is new again. Tom Doak’s first solo design is springing back to life in Traverse City after sitting moribund for over a decade. The public course closed down in 2008 and is set to reopen as a private club in the spring of 2024.
This post has originally been written by Forbes Magazine on Thu, Feb 16, 23. Find the original post here at Forbes Magazine
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