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Adam Tomasiello
Adam is a rater and panelist for top100golfcourses.com primarily covering North Carolina. Though originally from Connecticut,
he has called the Raleigh-Durham area home since
2009. Adam credits Shennecossett
as the first course which piqued his interest in design and has studied
golf architecture since his 2012 USGA internship in Pinehurst. Adam
plays to a 6 handicap and invites members to connect with him online.
Maximizing its setting on the Northeast Cape Fear River, River Landing’s courses thrive and continue to be ranked among the state’s finest golf properties. On a recent tr...
Maximizing its setting on the Northeast Cape Fear River, River Landing’s courses thrive and continue to be ranked among the state’s finest golf properties. On a recent tr...
The mountains of North Carolina have no shortage of highly regarded golf properties ranging in origin from the golden age of architecture to the modern era. Unsurprisingl...
In the truest sense, every golf course should reflect its environment. This spirit, core to our game, is captured in designs of the most prolific golf architects of the p...
“[The course] doesn’t take long to play….it’s an unbelievable architectural experience at a price that any golfer can afford. It is a golf course that deserves the most p...
Generally regarded as a top 100 course in the state, the Country Club of North Carolina’s Cardinal Course has sat on my bucket list for years. Just recently, the opportun...
Generally regarded as one of the best golf courses in the state, the Country Club of North Carolina’s Dogwood Course has sat on my bucket list for years. Just recently, t...
Reviewing Royal New Kent required more time and thought investment than any of my others to date. Fitting, too, that it also ended up being my longest. There is so much t...
With its excellent use of the topography and natural hazards, the Willow Creek course at High Point Country Club presents a variety of challenges, engaging the player fro...
Nestled near the Chatham County line near Jordan Lake, Old Chatham feels worlds away from the quickly growing bustle of the Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill metropolitan areas....
The Cardinal by Pete Dye, formerly the Sedgefield Dye Course, was on my bucket list for many years. With McConnell Golf’s decision restructure access as semi-private in F...
“Hasentree is an OK course, but there is no water.”Year ago, that was the description of Hasentree a friend provided after their round. It was such an odd response for an...
Unlike many other major metropolitan areas around the country and world, there is arguably no outright “best course” in the Research Triangle of North Carolina. With exce...
Donald Ross is heralded for his unbelievable talent routing golf courses. Regardless of the property’s size, topography, and natural setting, Ross always managed to neatl...
On a recent trip to the Sandhills, I had the great fortune of playing Pinehurst #9, formerly the National, for the first time. The staff greeting was warm from the moment...
Aptly described by reviewer Colin Braithwaite below, the Rees Jones designed Pinehurst #7 course is “newer” with a “throwback feel.” With many holes incorporating hilly t...
With its enchanting setting, world class putting surfaces, perfectly firm turf, wide corridors, and strategic bunkering, Yeamans Hall left me more stunned after just one...
Bottom line up front: Keney Park is the real deal. Do not drive through central Connecticut without stopping to play this phenomenally routed, fabulously restored gem.Gro...
After years of reading about his famous template holes, I finally had the chance to experience my first Seth Raynor design at the Country Club of Charleston. This propert...
Dive into any golf architecture forum and you will be hard pressed to find a more polarizing architect than Mike Strantz. Tobacco Road is certainly one of his more contro...
