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Streamsong Resort Red Course

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description Streamsong Resort Red Course Overview

The Red Course at Streamsong Resort in Bowling Green, Florida, was designed by the architectural partnership of Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw and opened in 2012. It is situated on terrain reclaimed from former phosphate mining operations, featuring sandy, rolling topography unusual for central Florida. The resort also includes courses by Tom Doak (Blue) and Gil Hanse (Black). The Coore and Crenshaw design emphasizes wide fairways, natural sandy waste areas, and large, undulating greens.

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Who designed the Red Course at Streamsong Resort?

The Red Course was designed by the famous architectural team of Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw, opening in 2012. It sits on a massive property in central Florida that was formerly a phosphate mining operation.

How does the Red Course compare to the Blue Course at Streamsong?

While the Blue Course was designed by Tom Doak, the Red Course is known for its wider fairways and massive, undulating putting surfaces. Both courses utilize the dramatic, dunes-like landscape created by the mining reclamation process.

What is the terrain like at the Streamsong Red Course?

The terrain features massive, sandy dunes and elevation changes that are highly unusual for typically flat Florida. The routing flows naturally through lakes and native vegetation, giving it a links-like feel.

Is Streamsong Resort open to public play?

Yes, Streamsong is a public golf resort that offers stay-and-play packages for visiting golfers. Players can experience the Coore and Crenshaw design alongside the facility's other top-tier courses.

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