Matt Ruches

have a different feel, feeling more modern, even though I believe it was built in the 19-teens, if that makes any sense.

But the Eden is, for me, at least a must-play course if you're going to St.

Andrews.

Yeah, I was gonna say you just mentioned there's probably 10 greens that you have to go see if you're an architect.

There's also two holes that you have to go see on the back nine.

So you can learn not what not to do when trying to add add new holes to an old Scottish links course.

Yeah, with some lights on it.

I think overall it was just like being in St.

Andrews.

We stayed in a house right in downtown and just being immersed in that college town and being able to walk around it and like, oh, we have a tea time, let's just grab our bags and walk to the links was such an amazing kind of ability with how small the town is and how intertwined it is with all the golf.

that was like at least the thing that i enjoyed the most a couple quick shout outs the the uh i believe it's jeanette's gelato or gelateria was an incredible ice cream stop that we had on one of our last nights that was very enjoyable cameron and i went there after we were out shooting on the old course um so a little late night treat was really good and just like

an overwhelming list of ice cream there's probably six or seven different ones that i wanted to pick so that's a quick shout out and then lastly the pasta i had at this restaurant called dune that we went to it's a seafood place i'm not a huge seafood guy so i picked out the only pasta dish on the menu and there was fresh morel mushrooms in there and just really really fresh ingredients and that was a delicious pasta i had