The Yolk with Doak, our series with golf architect Tom Doak, returns with Andy visiting Tom in Traverse City, Michigan, and sitting down for a wide-ranging conversation. In this first installment, they field a variety of reader questions. Among other things, they talk about how Tom uses (or resists over-using) template concepts in his work, how his book project on routing has led him to reassess some of his past courses, whether we should look to state golf associations as potential champions of affordable and interesting courses, and how modern green speeds have changed the way we design greens and play the game.
School of Golf Architecture: Tie-Ins with Riley Johns
Christina Kim
Joel Dahmen
Yolk with Doak 20: Sedge Valley, Drivable Par 4s, and the State of Restoration
School of Golf Architecture: Linksland with George Waters
Superintendent Series: Josh Lewis on Bandon Dunes, Pasatiempo, and Chambers Bay
Geoff Shackelford on Covid-19 and Golf
Fried Egg Stories: Making TPC Sawgrass
Michael Keiser, Jr.
School of Golf Architecture: Place with Blake Conant
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
Golf Fitness with Barrett Stover
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
Brad Faxon
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