North Dakota is a hard land. But harsh winds, little forest, rolling hills, have made the land an epic place for golf. The Links of North Dakota is a true hidden gem and one of America’s most authentic links-style experiences. Perched on windswept bluffs high above massive Lake Sakakawea in remote northwestern North Dakota Designed by Stephen Kay with a minimalist approach (moving very little earth to preserve the natural sandy terrain), it delivers pure links golf: firm-and-fast conditions, wide fairways, massive bunkers, undulating prairie, fickle winds, and panoramic lake views from nearly every hole. Raw, strategic, ground-game golf in a stunning, isolated setting.
Quick Facts
- One championship 18-hole course: (par-72, up to 7,092 yards) bentgrass greens/fairways/tees for true links play
- Authentic links style: Firm/fast turf, 45-yard-wide fairways (50% larger than average), over 85 bunkers, native prairie, rolling dunes-like terrain, and constant wind
- Seasonal play: Typically May to October; peak summer/fall for best weather (60s-80s°F) and prime firm conditions
- Affordable excellence: Often ranked #1 in North Dakota (Golfweek/Golf Digest), Top 100 public nationally, and 2nd most affordable on some Top 100 lists
- Remote luxury: Public daily-fee with limited on-site cabins for stay-and-play; worth the drive for pure golf immersion
During the Great Dakota Boom, North Dakota saw massive population growth. Many of the new inhabitants were from Russia who thought the land reminded them of home. Then the Scottish came in and actually made it home by establishing epic links style golf courses. Viva la Scots!
Perfect For…
- Guys’ Trips: Destination-style rounds with wind adding strategy and fun, post-golf stories around the clubhouse, friendly matches, and that “middle of nowhere” adventure feel, pair with nearby Bakken area eats or road-trip vibes
- Families: Scenic beauty and open space for all; more forgiving wide fairways suit varying skill levels; non-golfers enjoy Lake Sakakawea boating/fishing or prairie exploration
Top Standout Course
The Links Course (Stephen Kay design)
The sole star, a minimalist masterpiece opened in 1995, celebrated as one of the purest American links experiences. Wide, generous fairways encourage bold drives, but huge bunkers, undulations, and wind demand creative ground game and smart positioning. Stunning Lake Sakakawea vistas from bluffs, dramatic elevation, native grasses, and no artificial water, just nature’s challenges. Frequently #1 in North Dakota (Golfweek/Golf Digest), Top 100 public acclaim, and praised for value, conditioning, and authenticity.
Great Stay-and-Play Resorts & Spots
- On-site cabins: Limited one- and two-bedroom options right on property for true stay-and-play immersion; book for convenience and views
- Nearby Williston/Ray lodging (hotels, etc.) for more options
- Packages focus on green fees, cabin rentals, and tee times, contact clubhouse for custom group/outings deals; no massive resort amenities, keeping it golf-pure
All Key The Links of North Dakota Golf Highlights at a Glance
- The Links Course (18 holes, authentic links masterpiece)
- Plus practice areas, pro shop, and clubhouse with lake overlooks
- Nearby tie-ins: Triple Golf Challenge card (with Hawktree & Bully Pulpit for multi-course value)
Pro Tips
- Book tee times and cabin stay-and-play early via thelinksofnorthdakota.com or contact pro shop (limited availability in peak season)
- Fly into Williston (XWA) for closest access (30-45 min drive); or Minot/ Bismarck for alternatives
- Pair golf with North Dakota adventures: Lake Sakakawea boating/fishing, prairie hikes, local steakhouses, or Bakken energy vibes
- Embrace the wind (play low shots!); use forward tees if needed; bring extra balls for bunkers; caddies or local knowledge help navigate strategy
Time to experience pure links golf on the prairie bluffs, battle the wind, and reset in one of America’s most underrated destinations. The Links of North Dakota is calling your escape.
A drunk Irish woman once told me that all Irishmen are fighters and poets. Quite the dichotomy. But one thing she neglected to tell me was that they build one hell of a golf course. Southwest Ireland (primarily Counties Kerry, Cork, and Limerick) is the ultimate links golf paradise home to some of the world’s most legendary coastal courses along the Wild Atlantic Way. Dramatic Atlantic waves crashing on rugged cliffs, towering dunes, ancient cemeteries guarding tees, and endless emerald fairways. From the iconic Old Head to Ballybunion and Lahinch, it’s pure, wind-swept links golf with legendary Irish hospitality, cozy pubs, and scenery that rivals anywhere on earth.
Quick Facts
- World-class links golf: True seaside challenges with massive dunes, firm turf, pot bunkers, and Atlantic winds testing every shot
- Iconic access: Many top courses open to visitors; stay-and-play packages at resorts or nearby towns make multi-course trips seamless
- Best time: Spring (April-May) or fall (September-October) for milder weather and fewer crowds; summer for long days, but expect wind and occasional rain
- Price range: Greens fees $300-$500+ for premium links (peak season); packages bundle lodging, rounds, and transport for value
- PGA/LPGA ties: Courses like Lahinch (Open qualifier history) and Waterville (frequented by pros) add prestige
Chances are if you’re an American you either know someone who’s whole identity is being Irish even though they’ve never been there, or you are that person. Either way you have to go. I bet after you’re done experiencing the culture and golf of Ireland you’ll be wishing you were one of them.
Perfect For…
- Guys’ Trips: Epic links battles with wind adding drama, post-round pints in historic pubs, storytelling sessions, and drives along the Ring of Kerry or Dingle Peninsula
- Families: Luxe resorts with spas, pools, kids’ programs; more forgiving inland options or shorter courses; non-golfers enjoy scenic drives, castles, or coastal hikes
Top Standout Courses
Ballybunion Golf Club (Old Course, Kerry)
A timeless links masterpiece, towering dunes, blind shots, and the famous opening tee over an ancient cemetery. Herbert Warren Wind called it one of the finest seaside courses ever; Tom Watson agrees. Pure, exhilarating challenge with Atlantic views.
Old Head Golf Links (Kinsale, Cork)
Spectacular promontory jutting into the ocean, dramatic cliffside holes, lighthouse backdrop, and vertigo-inducing carries. One-of-a-kind experience; often called unforgettable even if not everyone’s favorite.
Lahinch Golf Club (Old Course, Clare)
Known as the “St. Andrew of Ireland”, it’s an Alister MacKenzie classic with quirky, historic holes like the blind par-3 Dell and Crisscross fairways. Throwback links charm, firm turf, and massive dunes, a fixture on world top-100 lists.
Waterville Golf Links (Kerry)
Remote Ring of Kerry gem, exposed to elements, with iconic holes along the Atlantic. Mystical beauty, strategic design, and pro favorites; often hailed as one of Ireland’s finest.
Tralee Golf Club (Kerry)
Arnold Palmer design with a brutal, stunning back nine, possibly the toughest nine holes anywhere. Cliffs, stone walls, and raw links drama; front nine builds to an epic finish.
Trump International Golf Links & Hotel Doonbeg (Clare)
Modern links revival, rugged dunes, ocean views, and impeccable conditions. High-end resort experience with luxury stays.
Great Stay-and-Play Resorts & Spots
- Adare Manor (Limerick): Five-star luxury castle resort with Tom Fazio parkland course (upcoming Ryder Cup host); spa, dining, and packages
- Europe Hotel & Resort (Killarney): Lakeside luxury base for Kerry courses; central for multi-site trips
- Trump Doonbeg: On-site links access with upscale lodging and amenities
- Killarney area hotels: (e.g., Killarney Park Hotel), Vibrant town base near multiple courses
- Packages via specialists (Golfbreaks, Premier Golf, Hidden Links) include lodging, rounds, transport, and caddies
All Key Southwest Ireland Golf Highlights at a Glance
- Ballybunion Old Course (Kerry)
- Old Head Golf Links (Cork)
- Lahinch Old Course (Clare)
- Waterville Golf Links (Kerry)
- Tralee Golf Club (Kerry)
- Trump Doonbeg (Clare)
- Adare Manor (Limerick, parkland gem)
- Plus hidden gems: Dooks, Ring of Kerry, Dingle
Pro Tips
- Book tee times & stay-and-play packages early (especially peak season) via resort sites, Golfbreaks, or specialists, caddies highly recommended for local knowledge and wind strategy
- Fly into Shannon (SNN) for easiest access (close to Lahinch/Adare/Doonbeg) or Cork (ORK); rent a car for scenic drives (left-side driving!)
- Pair golf with Southwest classics: fresh seafood in Kinsale, pub sessions in Killarney, Ring of Kerry drives, or Cliffs of Moher visits
- Embrace the wind (play smart, not hard); forward tees available for fun; pack layers for changeable weather
Embrace the Irishmen inside of you, hit the links in Ireland,
The Maine Thing: Cape Arundel Golf Club in Kennebunkport Needs to Be Your Next Golf Trip
Maine has a rugged coast, delicious seafood, a quiet peaceful nature, and amazing golf. Cape Arundel Golf Club is a historic gem in picturesque Kennebunkport, Maine, a semi-private Walter Travis masterpiece from 1921 (roots back to 1896) along the tidal shores of the Kennebunk River. This short-but-sweet links-style layout (just under 5,900 yards, par 69) delivers quirky charm, clever strategy, audacious greens, rolling terrain, tidal creeks on 13 holes, bunkers everywhere, and stunning coastal beauty. Ranked #1 in Maine by Golf Digest, Golfweek, and GOLF Magazine (and in the Top 100 You Can Play nationally), it’s a shotmaker’s dream with pure New England vibes.
Quick Facts
- Classic Walter Travis design: Redesigned in 1921, with ongoing restorations by Renaissance Golf Design/Bruce Hepner
- Short & strategic: Par 69, 5,881 yards; emphasizes precision, creativity, and putting over power (small, undulating greens, water views, tidal influences)
- Seasonal play: Open May-October/November; peak summer/fall for mild temps (60s-70s°F), ocean breezes, and golden-hour light
- Public welcome: Private club that opens to public play (call 3 days ahead for tee times); greens fees premium ($200+ in peak)
- Historic pedigree: Known as “the Bush family’s course” (Presidents Bush Sr. & Jr. members); fun, walkable (often under 4 hours), and highly acclaimed for memorable greens
It makes sense that the Bush family would love a course that is all about strategy. One needs a keen knowledge of strategy if they plan to start seemingly endless wars. Maybe you want to go have fun and play a very heady game of golf with your family and friends. Maybe you want to be the next George Bush. Either way Cape Arundel is perfect for you.
Perfect For…
- Guys’ Trips: Quick, engaging rounds with high strategy and banter, post-golf craft beers or seafood in Kennebunkport’s Dock Square, easy multi-round potential by pairing with nearby courses
- Families: Charming, walkable layout suits all levels; nearby beaches, shops, and inns for non-golfers; short length makes it approachable for juniors or relaxed play
Top Standout Courses
Cape Arundel Golf Club (Main 18-hole)
The star, Travis’ clever, quirky links-style beauty with tidal river holes, small yet wildly undulating greens (some of America’s most audacious), rolling fairways, strategic bunkers, and coastal drama. Short but tough; rewards shot-making and creativity, a “fun gun golf course” that’s eminently playable yet challenging. Bucket-list for Maine golf lovers.
Nearby standouts for multi-course trips (short drives)
Great Stay-and-Play Resorts & Spots
- Nearby Kennebunkport inns/hotels: Cape Arundel Inn (packages with extras), Kennebunkport Inn, Hidden Pond, or White Barn Inn (luxury with spa/dining)
- Vacation rentals/VRBO: Cottages/homes near the course for groups
- No direct on-site stay-and-play (private club focus), but easy to book tee times + lodging packages via local inns or Maine Golf Trail resources; many hotels offer golf add-ons or proximity deals
All Key Cape Arundel Area Golf Courses at a Glance
- Cape Arundel Golf Club (Walter Travis, Maine’s #1, coastal classic)
- Webhannet Golf Club (semi-private nearby)
- Dutch Elm Golf Club (public value play)
- Merriland Farm Par 3 (short fun option)
- Plus Southern Maine neighbors like Old Marsh or The Ledges for day trips
Pro Tips
- Book public tee times 3 days in advance via the pro shop (207-967-3494), peak summer fills fast; consider walking for the full experience
- Fly into Portland (PWM) -45 min drive, or Manchester (MHT) for scenic route
- Pair golf with Kennebunkport classics: fresh lobster, Dock Square shopping, beaches, whale watching, or fall foliage drives
- Embrace the short length, use it for strategy practice; forward tees available; caddies or local knowledge help navigate the tricky greens
Time to tee it up on Maine’s tidal shores, master those famous greens, and reset with classic coastal charm. Cape Arundel is calling your escape.
Erin Hills is a world-class golf pilgrimage site, sprawling, links-style masterpiece carved from 652 acres of glacial kettle moraine terrain in Erin, Wisconsin. Conveniently located just outside of Milwaukee. Erin Hills has it all, dramatic elevation changes, vast fescue fairways, perched greens, and natural wetlands/river features. It’s built as if there was always a golf course there. It fits perfectly into the land, paying tribute to mother nature on every hole.
Quick Facts
- One epic 18-hole championship course + Kettle Loop: (5-hole preview/short option) + Drumlin putting course (fun, lit evening putting)
- Minimalist, natural design: Glacially sculpted land with minimal earth-moving, firm/fast conditions, wind play, strategic options, and huge scale
- Walking-only (carts limited/ADA only), enhances the traditional, immersive experience
- Seasonal play: Spring to fall; peak summer/fall for best conditions (60s-80s degrees F); shoulder seasons offer Stay & Play deals
- Elite status: Golf Digest Top 10 public (often #10), Top 50 overall; U.S. Open pedigree and top Wisconsin ranking
Milwaukee is one of the most underrated cities in America. A trip to Erin Hills would give you a reason to experience all Milwaukee has to offer. Great food, Lake Michigan, and immaculate golf. Fun for the boys, fun for the family.
Perfect For…
- Guys’ Trips: High-stakes rounds on a major venue, caddie-guided strategy, post-round chef-prepared meals or drinks overlooking the course, and that “U.S. Open” fantasy vibe, easy to add multi-day immersion
- Families: Charming village-style lodging, relaxed short options (Kettle Loop/Drumlin putting), and scenic beauty; non-golfers enjoy the peaceful setting, dining, or nearby Holy Hill shrine
Top Standout Features
The Main Course (Hurdzan/Fry/Whitten Design)
A modern classic, immense scale with wide fairways, massive bunkers, perched greens, and glacial contours creating endless variety. Risk-reward par-5s, strategic short par-4s (like #2 & #15), and dramatic elevation/wind make it playable yet punishing. U.S. Open host with that “never played anywhere like it” feel, pure exhilaration from 140-yard terror to 620-yard brutes.
Kettle Loop (5-Hole Preview/Short Course)
Carved from the main layout, perfect for late-afternoon quick rounds, warm-ups, or post-sunset fun for overnight guests. Adds replay value and that extra touch of adventure.
Drumlin Putting Course
Lit evening putting green centerpiece, fun, social, and visible from dining/lodging areas. Great for unwinding, family games, or testing green speeds under the stars.
Great Stay-and-Play Resorts & Spots
- On-site “village” lodging: Irish Lodge suites (rustic inn charm) or luxurious four-bedroom cottages (private baths, antique furnishings, modern tech)
- Stay & Play packages: Include rounds, reduced/discounted second rounds (especially shoulder seasons like May/September-October), priority tees, resort fee perks (valet, club storage, Caddie Barn access, Kettle Loop golf)
- Chef-prepared dining (breakfast/lunch/dinner with course views), signature drinks, and intimate setting; book direct for best deals
All Key Erin Hills Golf Highlights at a Glance
- Main Championship Course (U.S. Open host, glacial drama)
- Kettle Loop (5-hole short/preview fun)
- Drumlin Putting Course (evening social putting)
- Plus massive practice areas, pro shop, and caddie program (highly recommended)
Pro Tips
- Book stay-and-play packages early via erinhills.com or call 866-772-4769 for season specials (reduced second rounds); fills fast; caddies essential for strategy/local knowledge
- Fly into Milwaukee (MKE), 45-minute drive, easy access from Chicago or Midwest hubs
- Pair golf with Wisconsin classics: craft beer, cheese curds, farm-to-table eats, or nearby Holy Hill views/hikes
- Walk the course (firm/fast means run the ball!); forward tees for fun; embrace wind and natural contours
Time to walk the glacial fairways, channel U.S. Open vibes, and reset on one of America’s elite public treasures. Come to Erin Hills.
The Caddy Shanks Team
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Ultimate Golf Destinations: Why American Dunes Golf Club in Michigan Needs to Be Your Patriotic Golf Adventure
In Grand Haven, Michigan, lies one of the crown jewels of American golf. American Dunes Golf Club is a powerful, one-of-a-kind destination, a Jack Nicklaus Signature redesign on the eastern shores of Lake Michigan. Transformed from the old Grand Haven Golf Club (the birthplace of Folds of Honor), it’s a living memorial to America’s fallen and disabled veterans, with every round raising funds for scholarships through the Folds of Honor Foundation (over $6.8 million and counting). Dramatic sand dunes, wide-open links-style holes, massive elevation changes, and patriotic touches everywhere, from the Wall of Honor to plaques honoring Nicklaus’ 18 majors and stories of service members. It’s more than golf. It’s a meaningful escape with stunning Great Lakes views and serious shot-making.
Quick Facts
- Single championship 18-hole course: Jack Nicklaus Signature redesign (opened 2021), par 72, up to 7,200 yards
- Dramatic dunes & links style: Sweeping sand waste areas, rolling terrain, firm-and-fast conditions, strategic bunkering, and panoramic Lake Michigan glimpses
- Seasonal play: Late April to mid-November; peak summer/fall for ideal weather (60s-80s°F) and prime conditions
- Patriotic mission: Proceeds support Folds of Honor; special rates for veterans/first responders; Wall of Honor and hero tributes on every hole
- Top-ranked: Frequently in Michigan’s best public lists (Golf Digest Best in State, top-20s); praised for views, challenge, and purpose
Golf can be a very selfish pursuit, so it’s nice that American Dunes gives you a chance to give back by helping veterans. Whether it’s with the family, or with the buds get to American Dunes.
Perfect For…
- Guys’ Trips: Epic rounds with meaning, post-golf hangs at CAVU Fighter Squadron Bar (cold beers, stories), friendly competition on wide fairways, and easy access to Grand Haven’s beaches, breweries, or bonfires
- Families: Inspiring experience with history lessons; playable for all levels (multiple tees); non-golfers enjoy the patriotic vibe, nearby Lake Michigan activities, or resort-like amenities
Top Standout Features
The Overall Layout & Dunes Drama
Nicklaus cleared over 1,000 trees to open up massive sandscapes and vistas, holes meander through heaving dunes with wide fairways that encourage bold drives, but strategic bunkers and bottle-necking keep you thinking. Elevation shifts create breathtaking moments (like cresting the hill on #11 for views across multiple holes).
Signature Holes & Patriotic Touches
Every hole has dual plaques: one for Nicklaus’ major wins, one honoring a fallen hero. The 18th tee is iconic, elevated with sweeping dune views and that emotional payoff. The course plays in awesome cadence: long to short, big greens to small, risk-reward everywhere.
Wall of Honor & Mission Vibe
A moving tribute wall greets you; the entire property feels like a celebration of service. Play the “Honor 18” special or donate, every dollar supports scholarships for military families.
Great Stay-and-Play Resorts & Spots
- American Dunes Camp: 16 patriotic staterooms honoring each branch of the military; on-site lodging with bunker bar below (cold beer, pool table, late-night stories)
- Packages emphasize priority tees, carts, and the full experience; nearby Grand Haven hotels or Airbnbs for groups
- On-site: CAVU Fighter Squadron Bar, restaurant, pro shop, practice areas
All Key American Dunes Golf Highlights at a Glance
- Jack Nicklaus Signature redesign (dunes drama & links feel)
- Wide fairways with strategic sand waste areas
- Elevation changes & panoramic views
- Patriotic plaques & Wall of Honor on every hole
- Folds of Honor mission (scholarships & support)
Pro Tips
- Book tee times early via americandunesgolfclub.com, Patriot 18 rate $205 (2026), specials for juniors/veterans; check for events like Founders or Honor rounds
- Fly into Gerald R. Ford International (GRR, Grand Rapids), 45 min drive; Muskegon (MKG) closer
- Pair golf with West Michigan classics: Lake Michigan beaches, fresh whitefish, craft breweries, or fall colors
- Use carts for dunes; forward tees for fun; embrace the mission, it’s emotional and rewarding
Time to play a round with purpose, chase birdies through the dunes, and reset honoring those who served. American Dunes is calling your escape.
The Caddy Shanks Team
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Way Up North: Why Cabot Cape Breton in Nova Scotia Needs to Be Your Next Golf Trip
It feels like so many golf trips are meant to take you to the warmer climates, but where are you supposed to go to get a break from the heat?
Cabot Cape Breton is your answer. Cabot Cape Breton is Canada’s premier golf escape, perched along the rugged Atlantic coast in Inverness, Nova Scotia, with 47 spectacular holes of pure links golf: two world Top 100 18-hole masterpieces (Cabot Links and Cabot Cliffs) plus The Nest short course. True links on firm, sandy turf, ocean breezes, dramatic cliffs, rolling dunes. Scotland is reborn in North America. Add luxury lodging, exceptional dining, and that remote island magic, and it’s a bucket-list must for any golfer.
Quick Facts
- Two Top 100 world-ranked 18-hole courses: Cabot Links #25 Golf Digest World, Cabot Cliffs #13, higher in some lists + The Nest. 11-hole par-3 short course
- Authentic links golf: Firm fescue turf, wind, natural dunes/cliffs, no trees in play on main courses, pure shot-making and creativity
- Seasonal play: Late spring to fall (peak summer/fall for best weather, 60s-80s°F with refreshing ocean breeze); shorter season adds exclusivity
- Premium resort: Stay-and-play packages with priority tees, caddies optional, unlimited practice; highly acclaimed for service, food, and vibe
- Premier destination: Often called Canada’s best public golf (top two courses), with rapid rise to global elite status
Canada has some great vibes, the people are kind, the food is good, and Nova Scotia is among the most naturally beautiful places to play golf in the world. If you get the opportunity to go, you owe it to yourself to go
Perfect For…
- Guys’ Trips: Multi-round epics (Links one day, Cliffs the next, Nest for fun), post-golf steaks or Scotch with ocean sunsets, caddie stories, and that high-energy links challenge
- Families: Luxe lodges/villas with views, pools/spa potential, forgiving short course; non-golfers enjoy coastal hikes, beaches, or nearby Cabot Trail drives
Top Standout Courses
Cabot Cliffs (Bill Coore & Ben Crenshaw)
The dramatic star, often ranked higher globally (#11-13 in recent Golf Digest World lists). Cliff-top holes with jaw-dropping ocean drops (iconic par-3 16th over the edge), Lahinch-like dunes in the south, Pebble Beach-style bluffs in the north, six par-5s (three in a row!), six par-3s, and a variety that overflows with wow moments. Pure links magic with bold, natural routing.
Cabot Links (Rod Whitman)
Canada’s first authentic links, peaceful, intellectually engaging, every hole with ocean views, five playing right along the beach. Rolling fairways, massive greens, strategic bunkers, and subtle shaping that rewards creativity over power. Often praised for restraint and artistry; a thinking golfer’s dream with that classic seaside feel.
The Nest (short course, 11 holes)
Fun, accessible par-3 gem, holes from 95-232 yards, ranging 705-1,300 total yards. Perfect for warm-ups, quick rounds, families, or evening play; creative and replayable with the same links turf and views.
Great Stay-and-Play Resorts & Spots
- Cabot Links Lodge & Golf Villas: Direct access to Links course, ocean views, top dining (multiple restaurants)
- On-site accommodations: Luxe rooms, 2-4 bedroom villas/homes for groups; full resort perks
- Packages like Bed & Breakfast, Stay & Dine, or Unlimited Golf (especially fall deals); includes rounds, breakfast, credits, book early for peak
All Key Cabot Cape Breton Golf Courses at a Glance
- Cabot Cliffs (Coore/Crenshaw, cliff-top drama, world elite)
- Cabot Links (Whitman, authentic beachside links classic)
- The Nest (11-hole par-3, short-course fun)
- Plus massive practice areas and coastal immersion
Pro Tips
- Book stay-and-play packages early via cabot.com/capebreton or specialists, peak season (summer) fills fast; fall for value/colors
- Fly into Halifax (YHZ) then drive 3–4 hours scenic (or charter to nearby); or Sydney (YQY) closer
- Pair golf with Cape Breton classics: fresh seafood, Celtic music, Cabot Trail drives, or whiskey tastings
- Embrace wind (play mornings if breezy); use caddies for local knowledge/strategy; forward tees keep it fun for all
Time to chase birdies along the Atlantic cliffs, feel the true links wind, and reset in one of the world’s great golf paradises. Cabot Cape Breton is calling your escape,
The Caddy Shanks Team
