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The Warren Golf Course At Notre Dame
June 21 - 26
Tubert Claims 2010 WAPL
A Tale of Two Caddies
Interview With WAPL Champion Emily Tubert
Kimberly Kim Turning Pro
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Gantham's Grand Plan
WAPL Down To Final Four Players

The Warren Golf Course at Notre Dame was designed by Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw and opened in 1999. 

 On either side of the fairways, a swath of intermediate rough running the length of each hole will be set to 1.25 inches. Then, there will be a band of graduated rough cut at 3-3.5 inches. The greens will be set to run at 10.5 to 11 feet on the Stimpmeter for the duration of the championship.

The 2010 U.S. Women’s Amateur Public Links will be the first USGA championship conducted at The Warren Golf Course at Notre Dame and the 18th USGA championship conducted in Indiana. It will be the first time the WAPL will be played in the state.
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PAR AND YARDAGE – The Warren Course at Notre Dame will be set up at 6,091/6,133 yards and par is 35-36—71.

ARCHITECTS – The team of Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw designed the Warren Course at Notre Dame, which opened in 1999.

COURSE LAYOUT – On either side of the fairways, a swath of intermediate rough running the length of each hole will be set to 1¼ inches. Then, there will be a band of graduated rough cut at 3-3½ inches. The greens will be set to run at 10½ to 11 feet on the Stimpmeter for the duration of the championship.

COURSE AND SLOPE RATING – Based on the course setup for the championship, the USGA Course Rating is 75.5 and the Slope Rating is 131.
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