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<p><strong>Dennis Nicholl, Dunes Golf &amp; Beach Club Director of Golf</strong></p>
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<p>golf course is perfect right now. The rough is lush, the fairways are tight, the greens are slick. The sponsor tents, the hospitality areas, the fan zones, all these types of things are under construction now, getting ready to be wrapped up here. And I can&#8217;t give enough credit to Steve Hamilton, Josh Taylor, our maintenance crew. The work they did last year was off the charts. They redid every single championship tee. Stripped, laser-leveled, re-sodded. We have putting greens, chipping greens expanded, re-springing the 14th hole. We had all sorts of pond bank renovations, parking lot renovations, locker room renovations, and we built a brand new beach club the last 18 months as well.</p>
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<p>The back nine is always a big one on the final day on Sunday. And like I said, you&#8217;re going to come through Alligator Alley, which is 11, 12, and 13. Everybody&#8217;s going to be excited to see that on TV because they&#8217;re such beautiful holes. You have the swash that comes in from the ocean, and really some picturesque holes. But once they turn to that 14th hole, how they do on 14. 15&#8217;s a par five. More than likely need to make birdie or eagle on that Sunday to move up the leaderboard. 16 might be a drivable par four, might play as a short par four, so they&#8217;re hitting wedges in there regardless. So 16&#8217;s probably got to be a birdie hole. Because once you get to 17 and 18 and the finish, a par might win the say on both those holes.</p>
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