Tsuga Links Not For The Faint Of Swing
Published: August 2nd, 2011
By: Patrick Newell

Tsuga Links not for the faint of swing

GARRATSVILLE – If you’re someone who occasionally needs a GPS unit to find your way back to the fairway, then Tsuga Links Golf Course is probably not for you.

Tsuga Links (soon to be renamed) places a premium on accuracy and distance control, but do not be scared by the nearly 3,000-yard-plus layout. The course does not play nearly that long.

What awaits you at almost every turn, though, is some sort of trouble lurking left, right or even right in front of you. It isn’t until the sixth hole, a 155-yard par three, that one catches somewhat of a breather. Yet, that hole is uphill, and just half of the pin is visible from the tee. Considering the green is nearly 30 yards in length, club selection is critical.

Tsuga Links was the inspiration of original owner Gary Elliott, who designed the nine-hole layout. He opened for business three years ago, but failed to generate a significant amount of play.

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