Once the preserve of the Cherokees, the 1992 Bob Cupp-designed course at Council Fire Golf Club is named after the legendary stones that once encircled the tribe's council fire.

Once the preserve of the Cherokees, the 1992 Bob Cupp-designed course at Council Fire Golf Club is named after the legendary stones that once encircled the tribe's council fire.

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Bob Cupp had visions of becoming a Tour pro but settled for a job in an advertising agency then took over the pro shop at a local public course, where he became involved in making course improvements.
Bob graduated from the University of Miami with a degree in Art in 1961 before serving with the military at Fort Richardson in Alaska. During his term of service, he earned a Masters in Fine Arts from the University of Alaska through an Army extension program then moved back to Miami with his wife and young family.
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