From routing to reality, corn field to fairway, it has been epic and an education to watch David McLay Kidd, Nick Schann and their team take this land and sculpt it into what is now Scarecrow, the second 18-hole course at Gamble Sands, which will open in summer of 2025. More pics

Par-5 15th approach on Scarecrow 👀

David McLay Kidd is mentioned among the “Current Big Four” in modern golf design on Derek Duncan’s podcast back in August featuring DMK associate Nick Schaan discussing the new course at Gamble Sands that would later be named Scarecrow. Give a listen: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/fee…

It’s Christmas Eve! What realistic golf tee time for 2025 would you like to find under the tree? Just respond with a pic and maybe a hint so I can test my golf course knowledge. Mine: (Hint: Given a brain in Oz)

Hey #GolfChat Gang, thanks for letting us sit in and have some fun tonight. Follow us here on the X if you’d be so kind. And come play Gamble Sands, Scarecrow 📸 and QuickSands if you’re in the neighborhood. [ photo GolfGetaways Darin ]

“Whats next, is now” - David McLay Kidd

Introducing the fifth course Streamsong by David McLay-Kidd. Learn more: bit.ly/42psDgX

So excited to design the next course ⁦Streamsong⁩ with all my friends ⁦kempersports⁩ special thanks to CEO Steve Skinner for giving us the chance to be part of the history at this amazing property

Take an exclusive tour of the site of Streamsong's newest 18-hole course David McLay-Kidd will design the next course at Streamsong . He’ll have a world of sand at his disposal. The golf world awaits what he will create. Read on about the newest site. golfdigest.com/story/streamso…

Par 3 golf courses are popping up all over the map. There's a gem Of a course designed by David McLay-Kidd called Quicksands at Gamble Sands that has to rank up there with the best of them. If you've not experienced it for yourself, it's worth a trip up to the Pacific Northwest

Spent this past week Streamsong working on the next 18 holes. First hole is roughed in, it’s dramatic! So much fun to be playing in these sand piles!

The gamble that became Gamble Sands took shape when David McLay Kidd brought his vision of fun to the Gebbers Family’s sandy land more than a decade ago. Here’s a peek at Part 4 of “Growing Gamble” — watch the full episode now: gamblesands.com/latest-news/

The new Scarecrow at Gamble Sands from David McLay-Kidd

See the transformation how the first few holes of Scarecrow Gamble Sands rose from the minds of David McLay-Kidd and Nick Schaan. Episode 5 of our “Growing Gamble” documentary from Matt Ginella and Fire Pit Productions. Watch the complete episode now. gamblesands.com/growing-gamble…

The furthest thing from a gamble was when Gamble Sands doubled down on more golf and DMK. Scarecrow is yet another fun factory.🔥 Episode 5 on “Growing Gamble” is out now: youtu.be/DYwb8WuuwWM?si…

If built/created skillfully, we don't even notice them. But they can keep Jim Urbina up at night. He, Brandon A. Johnson, Nick Schaan and Thad Layton talk tie-ins. linksmagazine.com/golf-architect…

This new “Course Closeup” covers what you need to know about Scarecrow—the third course designed by Scottish-born architect David McLay-Kidd at Washington golf destination Gamble Sands—which is now open to the public. Produced and filmed by Erik Matuszewski youtu.be/QuhEsJRorLc

No. 9 gets your attention Scarecrow Gamble Sands Photography: Could Be The Day

Scarecrow’s No. 2 green gets your attention very early in the round. From this reverse angle, you see even more of the devious shape and slopes from David McLay-Kidd and Nick Schaan — and why sometimes staying right is the “safe” play (until you have to putt). Photo Brian Oar

Competitive Advantage David McLay-Kidd and Nick Schaan compare Scarecrow vs. Gamble Sands in Part 7 of our “Growing Gamble” docuseries from Matt Ginella Fire Pit Productions. Watch the full episode now: gamblesands.com/latest-news