<![CDATA[hunterjones Blog Posts]]> http://www.progolfdriver.com/hunterjones/weblog/ <![CDATA[Sugarloaf Mountain- A course to remember for more than Swamp Ass]]> http://www.progolfdriver.com/hunterjones/weblog/7462/sugarloaf-mountain--a-course-to-remember.html http://www.progolfdriver.com/hunterjones/weblog/7462/sugarloaf-mountain--a-course-to-remember.html Mon, 01 Jun 2009 14:10:14 PDT Florida is a Golfer’s haven and has been one of the top spots to hit the greens. Frankly, I think it’s a bore and the humidity doesn’t support my goal of looking hot on the links. My hair goes flat, make-up runs down my face and I suffer from what the locals refer to as Swamp Ass. You can figure it out. I drunkenly golfed many of Orlando’s renowned courses but none caught my affection more than that of Sugarloaf Mountain.

Hidden back in Orlando’s seemingly out-of-place hills, this course makes the bad traffic, big bugs and eclectic dumping of transient residents all go away. Florida is a pancake that generally leave you wishing for just a small speed bump to hike up but somehow the Big JC managed to grace this particular area of Florida with some breathtaking views from the haphazardly place medium sized mountains. Bill Core and Ben Crenshaw are masters of creating greens that golf aficionados pine for. Since 1986, they’ve built some of the most respected courses all over the world. I have only played Sugarloaf and did so before they even had the paths completed.

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