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GOLF · 16 minutes ago

Exploring Cobbs Creek: Philadelphia's Hidden Golf Gem

Smylie Kaufman

Smylie Kaufman

Host · Writer

Exploring Cobbs Creek: Philadelphia's Hidden Golf Gem

Segment Spotlight: Quick Hits From The Smylie Kaufman Show

Exploring the Rich Golf Terrain of Philadelphia

Smylie Kaufman shared his appreciation for golf terrains in Philadelphia, highlighting courses like Marion, Aronimink, Philadelphia Country Club, and Philly Cricket Club. He praised the terrain, specifically noting the rolling hills and the architectural influence evident over the past quarter century. A particular focus was on Cobbs Creek, which he described as having potentially the best terrain in the entire Philadelphia area, emphasizing its elevated position with views of the Philadelphia skyline.

During the discussion, golf courses such as Rolling Green and Golf Mills were mentioned as integral parts of Philadelphia's rich golf scene. Kaufman’s guest detailed the specific features of Cobbs Creek, designed by Hugh Wilson, who is also known for his work on Marion. The conversation covered the unique aspects of Cobbs Creek's design and its challenging terrain, comparing it with other notable courses in the area.

The segment also touched on Kaufman's personal connections to the area through his wife's involvement with Catasauqua High School, linking personal stories with the broader theme of golf's impact in Philadelphia. Additionally, there was talk about the future of the PGA Tour and how local courses could play a significant part in upcoming major events, owing to their rich history and challenging designs.