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| The 13th Hole, a majestic par five that is probably the most famous hole on the golf course, was designed by Alistair MacKenzie at almost the moment he first laid eyes on the property. At the lowest point of the property, it parallels the path of Rae's Creek, winding around a right-to-left corner 465 yards to where the creek crosses in front of the large green. This was the first golf scene painted by Hartough and started her career as a golf landscape artist. |
1993 13th Hole "Azalea" (17 1/2 x 22) |
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