sell flyff penya is my first time to meet in SHO. And then I am crazy bout sell AO Credits. The Shell Houston Open concluded on Sunday with the top - rated player - Adam Scott (3rd in the World Rankings) -winning the tournament by making a par on the 72nd hole even after pulling his drive into the water.

After seeing how good the Tournament Course at Redstone looked on television last Thursday afternoon, my buddy Jerry Sagehom and I visited Redstone on Friday morning to check out the tournament and why it is unlike ever to be more than a second tier tournament on PGA Tour.

Although Redstone is impressive in several respects, the facility is located next to a housing development far away from any of the large entertainment or commercial centers.

Unlike The Woodlands - which is one of the best entertainment facilities in the Houston area to offer - the area around Redstone is rather bland and has nominal commercial activity. Accordingly, if you go the SHO at Redstone, you go for the golf only and then leave.

There is no ambiance to the area around the course. But the area around Augusta National is no great shakes, either. So, if the golf course is appealing, then the best golf might overlook the lack of ambiance and come to the tournament, anyway.

Unfortunately, the Tournament Course is not - and likely will never be considered - a great golf course. That is not to suggest that the course does not have some interesting holes. The 18th hole in particular proved to be a challenging finishing hole. Moreover, the spectator viewing lines around the course are really quite good.

There are more things waiting for you to discover in SHO.