Superb Fallen Oak elevates golf in Biloxi. Mississippi golf course reviews at GulfCoastGolf.com.
April 13, 2007 (Press Release) --
By Tim McDonald,
National Golf Editor,
Golf Publisher Syndications
BILOXI, Miss. (April 11, 2007) — Fallen Oak is the newest golf course in the Biloxi area, and it's a humdinger — a big,
bold, even spectacular course by a "A-list" architect, Tom Fazio.
It's financed by MGM Mirage and only guests of the Beau Rivage Casino are invited to share the glory. That's not all: They
won't even allow you to take pictures out here; only officially approved photos will ever grace the pages of non-MGM
Mirage publications.
Nor have they released construction costs. They're a little anal about this sort of thing, but they have the golf course to
back it up.
While technically it isn't private, it is exclusive, doing a third of the rounds of, say, Grand Bear, another top-notch Biloxi
golf course. It's a course that should retain its pristine conditioning.
Fallen Oak elevates golf in Biloxi, literally and figuratively. It's one of the few coastal Mississippi golf courses with
substantial elevation changes, and its mere presence will attract golfers to a place that needs visiting golfers badly. It's that
good.
"If you like golf, and you want to play all the great courses of the world, this should be on the list," Fazio said to the media
when the course opened this past summer. "This area of the country, Fallen Oak, will be on the golfer's map and in a short
amount of time, it will be the place you have to come to play."
I won't argue much. It may not be in the same class as Augusta National or Pebble Beach, but the place is exceptional
from the minute you pull through the gates, after a 20-minute drive from the casino headlands of Biloxi, through the
Mississippi backwoods.
The service is smothering. Fallen Oak has a vast practice facility, one of the most pristine I've ever seen. Teak furniture,
neatly-stacked range balls, towels and cold drinks. Everything in the beverage carts is free except the hard stuff
For more details visit -
http://www.gulfcoastgolf.com/coursereviews/mississippi/fallen-oak-golf-course-biloxi-mississippi-5177.htm
April 12, 2007
Any opinions expressed above are those of the writer and do not necessarily represent the views of the management.
Author/Company
GolfPublisher Syndications
Email - golfpublisherusa@gmail.com
Website - http://www.gulfcoastgolf.com
National Golf Editor,
Golf Publisher Syndications
BILOXI, Miss. (April 11, 2007) — Fallen Oak is the newest golf course in the Biloxi area, and it's a humdinger — a big,
bold, even spectacular course by a "A-list" architect, Tom Fazio.
It's financed by MGM Mirage and only guests of the Beau Rivage Casino are invited to share the glory. That's not all: They
won't even allow you to take pictures out here; only officially approved photos will ever grace the pages of non-MGM
Mirage publications.
Nor have they released construction costs. They're a little anal about this sort of thing, but they have the golf course to
back it up.
While technically it isn't private, it is exclusive, doing a third of the rounds of, say, Grand Bear, another top-notch Biloxi
golf course. It's a course that should retain its pristine conditioning.
Fallen Oak elevates golf in Biloxi, literally and figuratively. It's one of the few coastal Mississippi golf courses with
substantial elevation changes, and its mere presence will attract golfers to a place that needs visiting golfers badly. It's that
good.
"If you like golf, and you want to play all the great courses of the world, this should be on the list," Fazio said to the media
when the course opened this past summer. "This area of the country, Fallen Oak, will be on the golfer's map and in a short
amount of time, it will be the place you have to come to play."
I won't argue much. It may not be in the same class as Augusta National or Pebble Beach, but the place is exceptional
from the minute you pull through the gates, after a 20-minute drive from the casino headlands of Biloxi, through the
Mississippi backwoods.
The service is smothering. Fallen Oak has a vast practice facility, one of the most pristine I've ever seen. Teak furniture,
neatly-stacked range balls, towels and cold drinks. Everything in the beverage carts is free except the hard stuff
For more details visit -
http://www.gulfcoastgolf.com/coursereviews/mississippi/fallen-oak-golf-course-biloxi-mississippi-5177.htm
April 12, 2007
Any opinions expressed above are those of the writer and do not necessarily represent the views of the management.
Author/Company
GolfPublisher Syndications
Email - golfpublisherusa@gmail.com
Website - http://www.gulfcoastgolf.com
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