After Sand Hills changed modern golf architecture, Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw faced an even greater challenge: proving their minimalist philosophy could succeed on completely different landscapes.

In Part Two of their story, we travel from the forests and dunes of Bandon Trails to the contrasting terrain of Friar's Head and finally to the spectacular ocean cliffs of Cape Breton Island.

Along the way, we discover why Coore & Crenshaw's greatest talent may not be creating a recognizable architectural style—but allowing every landscape to develop a character entirely its own.