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Touring the future Taboo with Geoff Ogilvy

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Geoff Ogilvy was guiding me around some of the vast property at Taboo Muskoka in Gravenhurst, Ont. He and his associates at the highly regarded Melbourne-based OCM design firm are creating two golf courses there. “We’re trying to make the best golf experience in the country,” Taboo’s longtime managing director Nigel Hollidge said. Ogilvy, the 2006 U.S. Open champion, expressed a similar objective as we walked in the dirt where golf holes were taking shape.
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Historic Toronto Golf Club a treat for Canadian Women’s Am competitors

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By Lorne Rubenstein Verified
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Mississauga, Ont. — The long, winding road into the Toronto Golf Club must be one of the most attractive entrances to a club in Canada, or anywhere. And this week, the signage makes clear that the 150-year-old club is hosting a significant national championship. The Canadian Women’s Amateur goes from Tuesday through Friday, and promises to be a memorable championship for players and visitors to the grand old club. The course is in its usual exceptional condition, led by superintendent Paul Scenna.
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Royal Birkdale’s “proper” bunkers put a premium on precision

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By Lorne Rubenstein Verified
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Moe Norman had control of his golf ball. A precision player, he would say in his unique manner, “I make narrow fairways wide, I make narrow fairways wide.” Or, “The ball is small, the ball is small. Fairways are wide. Fairways are wide. The ball fits the Moe Norman way. The ball fits the Moe Norman way. His comments come to mind as the Open Championship on the parched links of the Royal Birkdale Golf Club continues. But why should that be?
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