In a private club in South Carolina, a stadium that was inspired by Alister Mackenzie’s design has been broken by the design of ALister Mackenzie.
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It is difficult to lose golf courses. But what about the plan of golf course? They are more likely to get lost. In any case, this is what happened in the blueprint drawn by one of the greatest architects ever.
In 1930, Alister Mackenzie, who was born in the UK, outlines his ambition to the El Boquerón Stadium, which is his innovative layout for Argentina’s dream of a wealthy family.
His philosophy is to create a 18 -hole court with 9 shared greens. Each roller is rich in outline and clever defensive. This is a bold idea, but the economic impact of the Great Depression prevents the construction of the court. For decades, McKinny’s paintings have been considered lost. But they later appeared again. Now, it has been nearly a century before the initial idea, and the stadium has surpassed the planning stage. The activity of paying tribute to El Bark Long has broken the ground.
This time, the location is not South America. It is located in South Carolina. The owner is not the Argentine family, but the 21st club. This is a high -end private fortress located in the East Dunes of Aiken.
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The Lido of the Wisconsin is designed carefully based on the famous CB MacDonald of Tom Doak, which is designed. It is different from the THE LIDO in Wisconsin. , Mackenzie Course is not a copy of the original work. On the contrary, its purpose is to be an explanation, the Elbakon route loyal to the McKinzi, but it adapts to the environment around the dunes and expands the championship. , Or mix the two to play.
21 CLUB founder Wes Farrell stated in the press release of the news: “We understand the responsibilities brought about by such projects.” “Our goal is to respect Arrist McKkene The vision of Alister Mackenzie, and carefully adapts to our website at the same time. “
In order to monitor the project, the club has formed a committee consisting of AliSt Mackenzie experts, including architect Brian Zager. Hotel cooperation. This work is guided by the Elbakon plan discovered by McCanzi as well as his works and other archive materials.
The stadium is expected to be completed in 2026, and the specific date has not been determined. The second stadium is designed for the King Collins Golf’s Rob Collins and Thad King designed.
All of these are part of the recently developed explosive growth of private golf in the Southeast. These developments span the Carolina Sandhills and enter George Asia, including The Tree Farm, Old Barnwell, Broomsetge and Fall Line Golf Club, etc. estate. In order to be consistent with its high -end target market, 21 CLUB also plans to build a house with the most advanced performance center and high -end members, as well as a short -term course suitable for families.
