Tournament courses presented by Golf Australia magazine 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 ACROSS 27 One of the five founding member clubs of the United States Golf Association. 2 British course host of a Ryder Cup with Ben 28 Long-time home of the Australian Masters. Hogan the non-playing captain of the American 29 Surname, original designer of Dutch Open venue team. Hilversumsche. 4 US Open course where wicker baskets are used 30 Brisbane course where South African Bobby instead of flags on each green. Locke won the Australian Open. 6 Tour stop affectionately known as 'Arnie's Place'. 8 Home of the famous 'Pew Bunkers'. DOWN 9 The last course outside of Queensland to host the Australian PGA Championship. 1 Designer of the Renaissance Club, which was due 11 Victorian Gippsland course where Greg Norman to host the Scottish Open in July. won twice in the late 1970s. 3 Turnberry course The Open Championship is 12 Site of Tiger Woods' first PGA Tour appearance as played on. an amateur. 5 United Arab Emirates course at Jumeirah Estates 15 Famous depression short of the 18th green on St designed by Greg Norman. Andrews Old Course. 7 NSW resort course that once hosted European 17 Mornington Peninsula course that hosted an Tour co-sanctioned tournament. Australian PGA Championship. 8 New York major championship venue with two 20 Alister MacKenzie-designed course that has Donald Ross-designed courses. hosted several major New Zealand championships. 10 The longest course to ever host a major 21 Birthplace of The Open Championship. championship. 23 Open Championship venue that starts with a par-3. 13 Home course of the legendary Bobby Jones. 24 The first course added to the Tournament Players 14 Home of the now defunct Fiji International event. Club (TPC) network. 16 One of three courses used every year for the 25 Caribbean Tom Fazio design that hosted a World Pebble Beach Pro-Am. Golf Championship event. 18 What is the nickname of the 8th hole at Royal 26 English course where Gene Sarazen unveiled his Troon. game-changing sand wedge in 1932. 19 C.H Alison-designed Japanese course. 22 Former host course of the Open de France..