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There is also some controversy as to whether he actually designed the course himself or delegated the "heavy lifting" to Robert Trent Jones, Sr.
I prefer to go with Mr. Thompson and blame the controversy on jealous Americans...
Anyway, here's his website:
https://www.stanleythompson.com/about-s ... -s-courses
Anybody who is a master APCD'er could spend a lifetime with all his courses, but IMHO the better-known ones (a couple of which are available now, especially you-know-what
) that remain to be APCD'd (west to east) include Jasper, Whirlpool (as opposed to Legends of Niagara), Oakdake (site of this year's Canadian Open), Cedar Brae, Oshawa, Highlands Links (but we do have a version available now-Links at Ingonish by Dan Chisholm).I apologize to any Linksters in Saaskatchewan, Manitoba, Quebec and the rest f the Maritimes.
These courses are, by themselves too short to host the Canadian Open, (they might work for the LPGA) but there's room on a few of them to squeeze another few yards and/or change a couple of Par 5's to Par 4's (or combine courses like they did at Oakdale), but I've already wasted my time on another thread as to why Golf Canada really wants it to be the "Toronto Open".
If any APCDers have these on their list I'll gladly yield to your expertise. I wouldn't dream of even sending you a pre-nitpicked Alpha if I'm not "having a good time".