Mystic Rock

Mystic Rock is a public golf course at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort in Farmington, Pennsylvania.[1][2]

Mystic Rock
Club information
LocationNemacolin Woodlands Resort
Owned byNemacolin Woodlands Resort
Operated byNemacolin Woodlands Resort
Tournaments hosted84 Lumber Classic (2003-2006)
WebsiteMystic Rock]
Designed byPete Dye
Par72
Course rating77
Slope rating149

Golf Digest named it #75 "America’s 100 Greatest Public Courses"; #14 "Public Course in Pennsylvania"; and #22 "American’s Top 50 Courses for Women." Golfweek named it #55 "America’s 100 Best Resort Golf Courses"; #1 "Public Course in Pennsylvania"; and #2 "Best Courses You Can Play in Pennsylvania." Golf Range Magazine named it to the list of "Top 50 Public Ranges."[3]

  • A goat at Mystic Rock (probably from the Nemacolin Woodlands Resort zoo)
  • The tee box on the 1st hole
  • The approach to a hole with a water hazard
  • The tee box on the 17th hole
gollark: I'm going for including 1-letter element symbols too, as long as there's at least two of them.
gollark: _continues checking 300 dragons for periodic table codes_
gollark: In any case, it still seems really stupid wanting to control what order your dragons are viewed in, to me at least, especially since by default you'd see their chosen sort.
gollark: Byeyeye!
gollark: Yes, hence an option.

References
  1. Robert A. Fiacco (21 June 2013). Showing Up to Play. BQB Publishing. pp. 27–. ISBN 978-1-937084-99-8.
  2. Matuszewski, Erik (14 July 2017). "Shepherd's Rock: A New Golf Course Punctuates $250 Million Rebirth At Nemacolin Resort". Forbes. Retrieved 26 November 2018.
  3. Passov, Joe (2018-08-30). "Two courses at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort offer a truly tough test". Golf. Retrieved 26 November 2018.

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