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Building a Golf Course in My Backyard – part 3

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Building a Golf Course in My Backyard ~ Part 1

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3 responses to “Building a Golf Course in My Backyard ~ Part 1”

Charlotte

October 4, 2013

Have loved seeing your dream develop and enjoy the beauty of your creation. It keeps my 30 min walk from becoming boring when I can practice my rusty golf shots. Your pictures and story leave me speechless. Keep on creating! Love, Mom

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1. brent ray taylor
  
  October 5, 2013
  
  Thanks, it does beat looking out at overgrown cedars and vines and poison ivy. Thanks for letting me put holes in the yard. Not sure I put the sod back when I was done!
  
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Greg Taylor

October 9, 2013

Dear Badly Charred,
Well spoken . . . another thing about good old Oklahoma that I’d completely missed, a designer of all those golf courses, Perry Duke Maxwell, and your mini-vision is not really miniature but a full-blown vision of a place for people to meet, solitary walks “unspoiled,” and . . . what you said. I love it and love you bro. Thanks for all the good you bring in the world. Bro Greg

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