THE HISTORY Riverside Drive's winding inland course between 155th and 158th Streets was the result of political maneuvering by the Grinnell family, who by 1897 owned most of Audubon Park and worked with other property owners to have the boulevard run past their front door to increase their property values, Mr. Spady said.
The course: Kiahuna appears to have settled into its skin and dropped its prices accordingly, becoming a fun, playable, value-leaning inland course with ocean views in many spots.
Two of the best inland courses in Holland are Utrechtse Golfclub 'De Pan' and Hilversumsche Golf Club, both set in piney heathland.
Writer describes these inland courses: Pinehurst No. 2, in North Carolina Pine Valleyy, in New Jersey; Prairie Dunes, in Kansas; and Royal Worlington, in England.
A single golf course in CVWD boundaries uses an average of about 300 million gallons of water annually — about three times the amount typically used at a coastal course in Southern California and more than double what inland courses consume, officials said.
THE SPORTING SCENE about the Masters Tournament, won by Tom Watson in April, and about four inland golf courses that have something of the character and feel of linksland courses.
By Herbert Warren Wind The New Yorker, June 22 , 1981P. 96 THE SPORTING SCENE about the Masters Tournament, won by Tom Watson in April, and about four inland golf courses that have something of the character and feel of linksland courses.
People in the Midwest and inland want courses.
C. b. samueli exists in four scattered populations: in central coastal Western Australia from the Pilbara south to the northern Wheatbelt in the vicinity of Northam, and inland river courses in Central Australia, southwestern Queensland and the upper Darling River system in Western New South Wales.
But the question remained of its exact course inland, through the dense and largely unexplored interior.
The Normandy coast was repeatedly devastated by raids of the Vikings, or Northmen, from the 8th century on, and as its Carolingian rulers became weaker, the Vikings penetrated farther inland in the course of their depredations.
