
Another winter storm swept through the South Wednesday, and as a result some of the area's more notable golf courses were coated with yet another layer of snow and ice.
First up was Augusta National, which just two weeks ago fell under a blanket of snow and in 57 days will play host to the season's first major:
Ice covering Magnolia Lane at Augusta National Golf Club. Photo by Kevin Faigle. @spann pic.twitter.com/4lKBVDhyaf
— Michael White (@michaelwhitewx) February 12, 2014
About 500 miles to the northwest sits Valhalla Golf Club, which will serve as the venue for the PGA Championship in August. As the photos below indicate, though, there likely won't be much golf played at the Louisville, Ky. club this weekend:
.@pgaofamerica logo proudly displayed at Valhalla clubhouse. Will look a lot different come August in Louisville. pic.twitter.com/M2HuOKjXdz
— PGA of America (@pgaofamerica) February 12, 2014
With all this snow, thought we would post some recent photos of Valhalla Golf Club, site of 2014 @PGAChampionship pic.twitter.com/Y7H4XO89Hn
— PGA of America (@pgaofamerica) February 12, 2014
@GCMorningDrive Good Morning from Louisville. Not sure if Valhalla is ready for PGA 2014 yet. #snowgolf pic.twitter.com/piaYsje2cO
— Jimmy Welch (@GolfdocOdin) February 12, 2014
But that's not all, folks. Pinehurst, playing host to both the men's and women's U.S. Opens this year, doesn't look ready for play, either.
Incredible photo, from the lens of @JohnGessner @PGA_com @GolfChannel @weatherchannel #Pax #PGA365 pic.twitter.com/xZgSzOMhaS
— Pinehurst Resort (@PinehurstResort) February 12, 2014