Mike Devries

'Cause it's, you know, it's got, it's got some cool undulation around the greens.

Um, there was a messy crossover through the middle of the golf course and Mike DeVries, when he was there, said ...

And it was a solution that, you know, I'd played that course for years and never seen it, but it was so obvious.

He said, "When you come off the 9th green, you used to go across to the 10th and then back and, and come to the 11th green, which is by the 9th green, then go across to the 12th." And he said, "Well, just reverse those two holes.

Oh, yeah.

I'm a huge Mike DeVries fan, like Mike, you know, another Fazio fan.

Brand coming off of it.

You know what I mean? A different element of it, but they had some roots up in there.

You know what I mean? So it's a, it's a, that part four is amazing.

Yeah.

I've said this before, but I don't understand how Mike DeVries isn't in every single conversation for these new course builds.

Yeah.

So, yeah, it does look pretty amazing, doesn't it? And it looks like it's got some really cool inland holes as well, doesn't it? You know, it's easy to get sort of lulled into the coastal holes, but just the whole thing looks great, doesn't it?

Yeah, Darius Oliver, an Australian architect that was responsible also for Cape Wiccan with Mike DeVries and done some other work, has done a really good job, really good job of routing the course so that you get a taste of the water early, then you head back inland and there's some funky inland holes and then before heading back out to the the water or the cliffs at the the end of the the front nine and and then you go inland a bit more and then 14 15 pretty dramatic holes that provide the most amazing vistas so he's done a great job there and i think it'll um become well known on a world stage and don't have people flocking to play it.

Yeah, which

would be great because it's just a special place kangaroo on, a very special place as the name suggests, plenty of wildlife, plenty of wildlife down there.