To celebrate shipping our 1,000th putter at @HannaGolfCo, we are doing a giveaway.
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There is a catch: It's a blind giveaway.
It's a prototype.
You will get it before we even release it on our website. But we aren't sharing what the putter model is.
Here is what we are sharing.
• Aged copper plate finish
• Can select length
• Can select lie angle
• Can select sight line
• Can select paint fill color
• Can select black or chrome shaft
• Can pick the initials you want milled
It's a custom prototype putter. You just don't know what it looks like.
We will be releasing this putter in April or May (not the same model we are posting about tomorrow).
I love this putter. We had a DI team in the shop, and half the guys got this putter.
The West Course at the brand-new Fall Line Club was birthed as a bold attempt by @OCMGolf to bring the look and spirit of the Melbourne Sandbelt to Georgia.
Short of digging up Royal Melbourne and moving it 9,000 miles to the forest south of Atlanta, they could not possibly have done better. No course outside of Australia captures the look and feel of those sandbelt courses as well as they have here - not even close. It’s truly uncanny - you could cut yourself on the edges of those bunkers!
Beyond just the sandbelt aesthetic, the overall design of the course is absolutely superb. Mind-blowingly good. I really don’t like predicting if/where new courses will fall on the various rankings lists and which accolades they’ll receive, so I won’t. But I will say this: on my personal/theoretical list of my favorite modern (post-1950) courses that I may or may not keep, Fall Line West walked right into the top-3, and I’m not sure where amongst that incredible company it might settle in. Been quite a while since that happened (hypothetically speaking, if I had such a list).
At long last, I can share with you guys the I incredible Fall Line Club and its dazzling 48 holes of golf.
I’ve been waiting to share these photos with you guys for almost 9 months, and it’s been tough, because the place is simply amazing.
Fall Line is a huge 1,500 acre parcel secreted away in the Georgia sandhills, 2 hours south of Atlanta and an hour east of Columbus.
Working on their first new course project in the U.S., Geoff Ogilvy, Mike Cocking and Ashley Mead of OCM Golf wanted to put those acres to good use - they hit a home run.
The East Course (upper right)was designed as an homage to the heathland classics around England, and the absolutely nailed the look, the feel and the fun that make those courses so beloved.
The West Course (lower left) was modeled on the Aussie sandbelt like Royal Melbourne. Perhaps it’s no surprise, since OCM was founded in Melbs, but I was absolutely shocked at how good this course was, and how much it reminded me of RMBC. It was absolutely uncanny.
Just in case these two, which you will certainly see popping up on every top 100 list out there in the near future, weren’t enough, Fall Line also throws in a wild and stupendously fun 12 hole short course (bottom right).
If you haven’t gotten the gist yet, I was truly blown away by this place. Even in this era, when it seems like a terrific new golf course opens every other week, Fall Line is a notable standout.
When the talent of the architects is unlimited, the commitment of the developer is unbridled, the imagination of the creators is unhindered, and the passion of all involved is unbounded, and cost is apparently unimportant, a place like Fall Line is can be the result.
More to come.
At long last, I can share with you guys the I incredible Fall Line Club and its dazzling 48 holes of golf.
I’ve been waiting to share these photos with you guys for almost 9 months, and it’s been tough, because the place is simply amazing.
Fall Line is a huge 1,500 acre parcel secreted away in the Georgia sandhills, 2 hours south of Atlanta and an hour east of Columbus.
Working on their first new course project in the U.S., Geoff Ogilvy, Mike Cocking and Ashley Mead of OCM Golf wanted to put those acres to good use - they hit a home run.
The East Course (upper right)was designed as an homage to the heathland classics around England, and the absolutely nailed the look, the feel and the fun that make those courses so beloved.
The West Course (lower left) was modeled on the Aussie sandbelt like Royal Melbourne. Perhaps it’s no surprise, since OCM was founded in Melbs, but I was absolutely shocked at how good this course was, and how much it reminded me of RMBC. It was absolutely uncanny.
Just in case these two, which you will certainly see popping up on every top 100 list out there in the near future, weren’t enough, Fall Line also throws in a wild and stupendously fun 12 hole short course (bottom right).
If you haven’t gotten the gist yet, I was truly blown away by this place. Even in this era, when it seems like a terrific new golf course opens every other week, Fall Line is a notable standout.
When the talent of the architects is unlimited, the commitment of the developer is unbridled, the imagination of the creators is unhindered, and the passion of all involved is unbounded, and cost is apparently unimportant, a place like Fall Line is can be the result.
More to come.
@ByDanielFlick I’m done. Didn’t think a loss would bother me as bad as the Super Bowl but that was horrible. Let’s hand the ball off 6 yards away from the line of scrimmage on 3rd and 1 then do the same on 4th and 2