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I see your UF course and give you hole 17-the paw print hole- at The Walker Course at Clemson University. I did not take this picture, I found it online, but thought y'all would appreciate it
Play where the Tigers play. Practice your swing and experience Clemson golf on the 18-hole championship John E. Walker Sr. Golf Course, one of the most prominent golf courses in South Carolina.
Practice your swing and experience Clemson golf on the 18-hole championship John E. Walker Sr. Golf Course, one of most prominent golf courses in South Carolina. Designed by DJ DeVictor, the Walker Course serves as home for the Clemson University 2003 NCAA national champion golf team.
Practice your swing and experience Clemson golf on the 18-hole championship John E. Walker Sr. Golf Course, one of most prominent golf courses in South Carolina. Designed by DJ DeVictor, the Walker Course serves as home for the Clemson University 2003 NCAA national champion golf team.
This is the " Tiger Paw Hole" at The Walker Golf Course at Clemson University. This piece is framed and double matted and is one of a limited editon. This brightly colored lithograph was produced from the artwork of Bill Stroud and measures 30" X 33".
May 4, 2011 · South Carolina's Hidden Gems - Hole No. 7: The 17th Hole at The Walker Course. By Brent G. Jessup, PGA Head Golf Professional. Published on Wednesday, May 4, 2011. With "tiger paws" painted...
Home to the Clemson Tigers golf team, the Walker Course at Clemson University is a DJ DeVictor design that brings Hartwell Lake into play – especially at the signature “Tiger Paw” 17th – during the last five holes on the scorecard.
