The Making of the Masters: Clifford Roberts, Augusta National, and Golf's Most Prestigious Tournament

And so I think 25 years ago, if you had made a lot of money and were at the apex, most people built, uh, resorts.

And when you look at the history of national clubs, and again, if you look back far enough and if you read your colleague David Owen's, uh, amazing book, The Making of the Masters, and the struggles that Augusta had in forming a national club, it's almost unfathomable when you think about the success of Augusta National and the Masters today.

Uh, but obviously, those were trying times when they opened.

You know, Pine Valley, I think, had corporations own cottages at one point.