Years ago, I recall when giving a discourse....how Neal A. Maxwell repeated the phrase, 'wanderlust.' I was shocked that an esteemed 'General Authority' would repteadedly utilize a phrase that contained the word 'lust' as part of its 'compound meaning.'

Golfing at the 'Links of Thun' gives one a sense of 'wanderlust': Like a true 'Scottish' course, there is very little vegetation other than grass.....the fairways and greens are wide open. You truly 'PINOCCHIO' feel free to use all of your creativity.....for big slices, hooks and low-trajectory shots -as the game was once played.

The course -though wide open- is fairly diverse and somewhat challenging. A well-designed Scottish course -though scenery is somewhat too repetitive and perhaps the vistas are 'too spartan.'

I gave this a try and had no problem at all with the greens. I played with strong winds and I really felt like I was playing on the windswept plains somewhere in the midwest. Great bunkering and subtle elevation work. My favorite was the 15th hole made me really think about where to play it into a stiff headwind. The deep rough ate me alive! Very nicely done.