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The Comeback of 12-Hole Golf Courses
A growing number of owners, developers and architects are building 12-hole golf courses to offer shorter rounds and easier entry to the game. While there are only about 30 in the U.S. today, more than half opened in the past decade. Projects like The Commons at Sand Valley in Wisconsin, Old Shores in Florida, and Sweet Tooth at South Carolina's Candyroot Lodge, suggest the format's niche appeal is growing.
The Comeback of 12-Hole Golf Courses

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