by carl deuker
I enjoyed Harding on a recent trip, but I thought Presidio Golf Club was slightly better. Some great views and excellent golf course. As far as Lincoln goes, it's a disgrace to have such a beautiful site in such poor condition. What are the powers-that-be thinking? Millions of dollars could be made there!

by Ed Roseborough
I find it unbelievable that you think Lincoln Park Golf Course is in the same league with Harding Park. Lincoln plays like an executive track relative to Harding. Yes, there are some spectacular views at Lincoln, (17th hole looking at the GG Bridge) however Harding is much more visually appealing from a players eye. It is obvious that you have not spent much time really learning the course (s) and doing your homework on these two layouts. I respect your right to be so opinionated (mostly negative) on different subjects, however in this instance you cannot back it up. Did you even play these courses more than once, or at all?
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by Art Laib
Are you the same Ed Roseborough that grew up in Park Merced from 1958 to 1962?
If so, drop me an e-mail because we have a lot of catching up to do!
Art Laib

by Phil
That was the most rediculous rambling I've ever seen on the internet. Say what you want in a paragraph and move on...

by David McCann
So, how many times did we have to be told that the Harding Park redesign is overrated, and that people expect a lot for $16 million. Sheesh. This article sounded like a broken record broken record broken record broken record......

by Tim
Th only great golf course by Lake Mercid is SFGC. But alas, mere mortals can't partake. However, we in Chicago aren't underserved. With muni (defined as government entity owned, public courses) offerings like George Dunn (Forest Preserve) National or the 36-hole Harborside International (Illinois International Port District) why go to the coasts?

by Charles Davison
"Fanciful Lunacy" comparing Harding to Bethpage Black, but every bit as much Fanciful Lunacy to put Torrey Pines in a class with Bethpage Black!