The Laguna Seca Golf Course, opened in 1970, is a prime example. This 6,152-yard course was once a part of Spanish land granted to Catalina de Munras in 1834. It s now a challenging course that takes every club in your bag to play, a Trent Jones feature. Also typical of Trent Jones golf courses are the long tee boxes, fairly narrow fairways and lots of bunkers and doglegs, along with the ability to see how to play the hole from each tee. Still, if you play conservatively, you won t be penalized.
Greens are fast and have subtle breaks that can fool the golfer.
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