A round for 3 with a member at Secession Golf Club with lunch and drinks included. Caddies are to be paid for by the auction winner.

Initially, Pete Dye and his son P.B. laid out the early plan for Secession. However, due to a disagreement with the developer, they departed. Bruce Devlin, a seasoned PGA Tour veteran who had collaborated with Robert von Hagge on previous projects, took over and completed the course, aligning with the prevailing Dye philosophy of subtle architecture. Ground-level greens, guarded by modest undulations and pot bunkers featuring stacked-sod faces, characterized his design. Notably, Devlin intentionally left the fronts of greens open to accommodate running approach shots. Situated on a marsh peninsula with some holes on isolated islands, Secession presents a challenging test requiring a versatile game, adept at both aerial and ground shots, particularly in consistent ocean winds.