Moselem Springs

Notching up half a century of golfing operation in 2014, the course at Moselem Springs Golf Club is a solid George Fazio track that’s renowned locally for its fine set of par three holes.

"If you want to fully appreciate the talents of Tom Fazio then look back at his origins with his Uncle George who was a first rate player," commented M. James Ward in his Moselem Springs course review, "losing the US Open playoff at Merion against a golfer of some skill named Ben Hogan and another player of serious talent named Lloyd Mangrum. George Fazio was also, for a time the "playing professional" out of Pine Valley during the years 1943 and then again from 1952-54 before opting to try his luck playing professionally at the various tournaments / sites scattered around the country.

George Fazio got involved with designing course as his playing career waned and he clearly had a knack in creating a number of quality layouts including the likes of Butler National, Jupiter Hills, The National Golf Club of Canada and Pinehurst #6, to name just a few.

The most appealing aspect of Moselem Springs is how the course is free of invasive clutter -- you are truly able to enjoy the great outdoors without the bombardment of various distractions. The natural rolling terrain is quick to grab the eye and the desire for one to hit golf shots. Unlike other future courses, George Fazio did not overly shape the property, allowing the land to come to the forefront. You do see the free flowing bunkers that would later become a standard inclusion for many of his nephew's designs in the years to come."

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