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I could probably list about 20 courses I'd love to see in Scotland and any trip there would likely have to be two full weeks in order to see as much as possible. In addition to the great courses listed above, I'd likely also try to see places like Machrihanish GC, The Castle Course at St. Andrews, Muirfield GC (very private though) and Castle Stuart GL, among others. I'd likely try to play some golf in Georgia if I was visiting South Carolina, with courses like Cuscowilla GC, Peachtree GC and East Lake all hopeful destinations. The American Club Resort in Kohler, Wisconsin is home to four world class golf courses. I'll likely be crossing Redtail off this list in 2010, as I expect to spend a day there sometime this summer. I ever going to be in Montana? Tom Doak's Rock Creek (shown above) looks tremendous but barring a long weekend invitation, there is no chance of me getting out there. BUT WOULD RETURN TO IN A HEARTBEAT! So there is the list, an exhaustive one at that! I look forward to hearing your comments - what have I not included that should be on my dream list? What have you played on this list that you feel shouldn't be on the list?
VW debuted its 2017 e-Golf with a slightly refreshed look and a new 35.8 kWh battery pack at the LA Auto Show last year. The all-electric vehicle received its official EPA rating today and it increased the range to a combined highway and city cycle of 125 miles. It’s a decent upgrade from the 83 miles on the 24.2 kWh battery pack of the previous version of the vehicle. The upgrade makes the new e-Golf one of the most efficient all-electric vehicle available with equivalent of 119 MPG on a combined highway and city cycle (126 MPGe on highway and 111 MPGe in the city). At this price, it will be hard for VW to compete with other vehicles like the Tesla Model 3 or the Chevy Bolt EV. Herndon, VA, February 22, 2017 — Volkswagen of America, Inc., is pleased to announce fuel economy figures for the 2017 e-Golf. Compared to its predecessor, the new e-Golf offers an improved EPA-estimated range and fuel economy, as well as more power. For 2017, Volkswagen is using a new lithium-ion battery with an increased energy capacity of 35.8 kWh from 24.2 kWh.
The new battery helps increase the vehicle’s range from an EPA-estimated total range of 83 miles to 125 miles on a single charge. The 7.2 kW on-board charger is now standard on both SE and SEL Premium trims, which enables the battery to be charged in less than six hours at a 240V charging station. When equipped with DC Fast Charging (optional on SE, standard on SEL Premium), the battery can be charged to 80 percent within an hour at a DC fast charging station. Improved battery chemistry also helps improve the overall fuel economy of the 2017 e-Golf. For city driving, the EPA estimated fuel economy is 126 MPGe; highway driving is rated at 111 MPGe, and combined city/ highway at 119 MPGe, improved over the 2016 EPA estimates of 126, 105 and 116, respectively. The 2017 e-Golf EPA estimates are the best in the Compact Class, as defined by the EPA. The electric motor on the 2017 e-Golf has been upgraded as well. Where the 2016 e-Golf utilized an 85 kWh electric motor developing 115 horsepower, the new 100 kWh electric motor develops 134 horsepower. At the same time, the maximum torque of the electric motor has been boosted from 199 pound-feet to 214 lb-ft. The 2017 e-Golf runs zero to 60 mph faster than its predecessor—now in just 9.6 seconds—and its top speed increases to 93 mph. In addition to these engineering improvements, the 2017 e-Golf is wallet friendly. The 2017 e-Golf goes on sale this Spring. Pricing will be announced closer to market introduction.
The 2019 Volkswagen Golf hatchback figures it can give up a little and get a little and still retain an engaging personality. New for 2019 is Golf's 147-hp, 1.4-liter turbo four, which makes less horsepower than its predecessor. But, thanks to new multi-gear transmissions and reduced curb weight, offers enhanced fuel economy and equally lively performance. Photo provided by Volkswagen. In the "give" column are a smaller engine, reduced horsepower and, in automatic-equipped models, less torque. On the "get" side are more cogs in both manual and automatic gearboxes, improved EPA mpg ratings, slightly lower curb weight, and a higher level of standard equipment. And, yeah, the giddy rally-rascal demeanor is still here -- particularly in the manual-transmission version we drove. The headline for the 2019 Golf is its engine. Gone is 2018's 1.8-liter turbo four, which generated 170 hp and 184 lb.-ft. 199 lb.-ft. in automatic-transmission versions. For 2019, that engine is replaced by a smaller, 1.4-liter turbo four that makes 147 hp (down 23) and 184 lb.-ft.
