191:. In June 1924, builder Peter Sazio and engineer Fred Dale began work on creating the course. Shortly thereafter, "ntire charge of the proposition" was given to J.G. Kanter, an "expert" golf course construction engineer. In 1925, the course was under construction. As of February 1925, everything was moving ahead of schedule. The course was to exist upon 185 acres. The course was intended to have moderate terrain, never rising above "fifty feet" with "undulations gently rise and fall" and a lack of "steep hills." The engineering was known to be ahead of its time and the bunkers were intended to be "self-draining."
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