Golf course architecture is experiencing its biggest boom in almost 20 years. With demand for new courses and restoration/renovation work ramping up, the industry is at an important juncture. Andy and Garrett each share three things they hope and/or expect to see from golf course design in the near future. They explore possibilities for less suitable land, shorter courses, and experimental shaping as well as predictions for how the economy and climate change will shape trends.
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Superintendent Series: Josh Lewis on Bandon Dunes, Pasatiempo, and Chambers Bay
Geoff Shackelford on Covid-19 and Golf
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Nick Mackay on the Business Side of Professional Golf
Superintendent Series: Roger Null on His Life in Golf
Yolk with Doak 19: Pete Dye and Bandon vs. Scotland
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Mike DeVries on Designing Affordable Golf and Learning from Maxwell and MacKenzie
Fried Egg Stories: Tiger’s Pro Debut
Superintendent Series: Edric Funk and Matthew Wharton on the Turfgrass Industry
Geoff Shackelford on the Distance Insights Report and the Premier Golf League
Yolk with Doak 18: Templates, His Routing Book, and Modern Green Speeds
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