Which brings us back to Mick Peters, who hasn’t gone on to build other courses, has never signed an autograph, isn’t asked to do speaking engagements, doesn’t have Twitter or Instagram and is the furthest thing from going viral.
And yet, because of Keiser, all of the architects, Shoe and a damn cool set of circumstances, the local barber is one of Bandon’s best stories.
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