The Restoration Of Charles Hugh Alison's Hirono

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Overall Summary Of Recommendations Restoration & Improvement It was decided that the project should combine both restoration and improvement of the course. For instance, it was agreed that the old 13th hole should be restored, along with many of the wonderful old bunker features shown in the historic photographs. The greens were to be restored as far as possible to Alison’s original concepts. Fairway widths were to be restored (widened) but some new bunkers added to improve the challenge of the course for the elite players. Overall Course Length There was an opportunity to add 123 yards to the overall length of the course resulting in a total of 7,292 yards. However, the White and Red course lengths have been reduced slightly. A set of short course tees was added, giving a length of just over 4,900 yards. The 13th hole after restoration Photograph courtesy of Taku Miyamoto ©
Tees It was determined that the tees would be reconstructed to perfect levels. Some tees needed to be enlarged, some back tees added and a set of short course tees were to be included. The Carry Areas For certain holes, the grasses in the carry areas were to be allowed to grow long and wispy and it was also decided to create bare sand areas with islands of vegetation in them for some of the holes. Photograph courtesy of Taku Miyamoto © The 3rd hole before (inset) & after restoration
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