Belmont
Marks Point, New South Wales- Address801A Pacific Hwy, Marks Point NSW 2280, Australia
- Championships hosted
Host venue for the 1916 U.S. Women’s Amateur championship, the Donald Ross-designed course at Belmont Country Club has been modified and upgraded a number of times down the years, most recently by Craig Schreiner in 2005.
Craig Schreiner sent us the following details on the performed renovation work:
“All greens were rebuilt to USGA standards and enlarged to regain older pin locations that had been lost due to routine maintenance operations. All bunkers were renovated, strategically positioned and some original features were restored. New tees were added to accommodate different levels of skill. Ponds were enlarged to facilitate drainage, improve flood control, enhance wildlife habitat and add irrigation water storage.
Tree removal was key to improving solar exposure and a new tree program was initiated to augment the major vegetation by removing non indigenous varieties in favor of more long-lasting compatible trees. The short game area was remodeled and the range had new target greens raised for visibility.
Old Donald Ross plans and aerial photos were used to verify green shapes and original holes.”
Host venue for the 1916 U.S. Women’s Amateur championship, the Donald Ross-designed course at Belmont Country Club has been modified and upgraded a number of times down the years, most recently by Craig Schreiner in 2005.
Craig Schreiner sent us the following details on the performed renovation work:
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View AllDonald Ross worked with Old Tom Morris at St Andrews in 1893 then spent part of the following season at Carnoustie before returning to serve under the Dornoch club secretary John Sutherland.