"The Top 10 New Courses You Can Play: 2008                                              1. The Golf Club at Tetherow                       Bend, Ore.                                              7,450 yards, par 72;                       Green fees: $195;                       866-234-4848; tetherow.com                                              Scottish designer                       David McLay Kidd was                       schooled among the dunes                       of Machrihanish and the                       gorse of Gleneagles, and he                       broke into architecture's                       elite a decade ago with the                       opening of Bandon Dunes.                       His worldwide portfolio is                       impressive, but Tetherow                       is the place he calls home.                       The layout rambles                       over two ridgelines and is                       seeded in wall-to-wall fescue,                       ensuring fast conditions and                       a links-like emphasis on the                       ground game. A spectacular                       exception is the all-carry                       190-yard, par-3 17th, which                       plays into an old pumice pit                       to a dry island green.                       Tetherow is a private                       residential golf club that will                       offer limited outside play                       until 2010, when an onsite                       boutique hotel comes online.                       After that, it's members and                       resort guests only. That gives                       you plenty of time to see the                       best ""public"" course of 2008."
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