Winter 2014: Where the Wild Things Par
There are some beastly golf courses out there.
Just as deer, bear and even camels give Colorado courses their identities, other members of the animal kingdom help courses around the world separate themselves from the herd.
Can you match the animal-inspired layout with the balmy state or country in which you’ll find it?
WARNING: ANSWERS BELOW!
1. Blue Shark — Bahamas
2. Dancing Rabbit — Mississippi
3. El Jaguar — Mexico
4. Elephant Hills — Zimbabwe
5. Garra de León (Claw of the Lion) — Costa Rica
6. Growling Frog — Australia
7. Leopard Creek — South Africa
8. Lion Lake — China
9. Panther Lake — Florida
10. Possum Trot — South Carolina
11. Teeth of the Dog — Dominican Republic
12. The Green Monkey — Barbados
13. Tiger’s Eye — North Carolina
14. Tucán (Toucan) — Panama
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