Inside David McLay Kidd’s plans for new Streamsong course

Streamsong Resort Was announced last week He has a fifth 18-bold course along the way. Calling shots for a new project, is David Mclay Kidd, whose loans include Bandon dunes, Gambling sands And mammoths of the dune.

If you were in Streamsong, maybe you played a roundabout, a short course near the range of black course practice. McLay Kidd builds over this land, which means that the chain, the Core and Crenshaw project, which was opened last year, will now become the only short resort course.

The site where the McLay Kidd (currently unnamed) course will be lively is a former mine that McLay Kidd thinks it can manipulate, as it considers appropriate. (Some sands have already been removed from this plot during the Black Course of Gil Hanse.)

In the exclusive film Insidegolf below McLay Kidd describes in detail the challenges his latest project has, but also why the site has such great potential.

Do you want more from McLay Kidd? In front of the route on the spot, senior writer of the Golf magazine i Destination golf podcast The host Josh Sensa sat down with McLay Kidd to discuss the Streamsong project, the affinity of the architect for flying and other stories from its decades in the industry. Insidegolf members can watch the full version of the interview here:

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