Two Courses, One Chaotic Weekend
The Chunky Invitational takes on West Point Golf Course on Friday and The Powelton Club on Saturday. Same crew, new challenges – bring extra balls and maybe a clean polo.
Two rounds. Two radically different courses. One legendary weekend.
The Chunky Invitational takes on West Point Golf Course on Friday and The Powelton Club on Saturday. Same crew, new challenges – bring extra balls and maybe a clean polo.
Tucked inside the U.S. Military Academy, West Point Golf Course is scenic, hilly, and occasionally chaotic – the perfect starting venue.
Opened in 1948 for cadets, now a low-key Hudson Valley gem. Civilians welcome – just clear security and ignore the cannon fire.
Uphill par 4 to wake up the legs. Views improve – scores may not.
Tee off into a valley. Dramatic, downhill, perfect for lost balls.
Driver looks tempting, but hug the left – Route 218 awaits slicers.
Final uphill grind, then straight to the snack bar. You’ve earned it.
It’s no Pebble Beach – and that’s fine. West Point is rugged, scenic, and exactly our speed.
Established 1882. Manicured parkland layout, Donald Ross greens, and a dress code that frowns on untucked tees – time to clean up.
Tight corridors, clever bunkering, slick greens. Where Friday encouraged bombs, Saturday demands precision.
Short par 4. Trees left, OB right – accuracy over ego.
False-front green running away. Land it soft or three-putt city.
Narrow landing zone, sloped fairway, deep bunkers – all in 400 yards.
Uphill toward the clubhouse gallery – last chance to impress or implode.
Conquer West Point on Friday, refine your game at Powelton on Saturday. Bring extra balls – and maybe Advil.