Scoring opportunities and outstanding service await at Arroyo Golf Club at Red Rock, a public golf course paired with the private Red Rock Country Club to provide a 36-hole delight. The Arnold Palmer design includes its share of quirkiness, too. Arroyo ranks as an entertaining golf course that will leave you licking your chops at times.
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Heading off to start your round at TPC Las Vegas, the mind whirls with perceived threats. This is a Tournament Players Course, after all. The greatest golfers in the world have teed it up here. It can be nerve wracking to say the least, especially for a high-handicapper. The fact is, however, that unless you fool-heartedly attempt to play the back tees when your game isn't up to the challenge, TPC Las Vegas will dazzle with breath-taking views and immaculate fairways. It's a downright subtle course.
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Designed by Raymond Floyd and Bobby Weed, the 7,063-yard TPC Las Vegas capitalizes on the beauty of the surrounding mountains and canyons and the glamor of the Sin City skyline to make one of the most stunning golf courses the area.
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If we at the Golfer Supremacy Rankings could write a script for how the FedEx Cup playoffs would end, we couldn't have done any better that than how things finished at the Tour Championship. Phil Mickelson won the Tour Championship after an emotional and stressful year that saw both his wife and mother fight breast cancer, Tiger Woods proved his knee is no longer a question and, finally, the PGA Tour tossed around bonuses like they were AIG on steroids - and no one seemed to care.
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In 2009, the FedEx Cup is the last big event-ish-like thing-y that Tiger Woods can win, his final chance to save his season and possibly golf. If Steve Stricker wins, everything Tiger has accomplished in his career is for naught.
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