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.
David Zinkand
Geoff Shackelford on Rustic Canyon, Municipal Golf, and Photography
Geoff Shackelford on Augusta National’s Setup and the Youth Invasion
Renovating Cal Club
Introducing the National Links Trust
2019 Masters Recap with Shane Bacon
Geoff Ogilvy - The Second Nine at Augusta National
Geoff Ogilvy - The Front Nine at Augusta National
Geoff Ogilvy - Playing in the Masters
2019 Masters Preview with Sean Martin
The Story of Aiken Golf Club
Eric Lippert - Head Professional at Pebble Beach
How a Hole’s Par Changes a Player’s Strategy
Ran Morissett
Yolk with Doak 14: The Confidential Guide to Golf Courses
Geoff Ogilvy - The Players, the Majors, and the Vic Open
Geoff Ogilvy - Riviera, Slow Play, and Adapting to Modern Equipment
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LPGA Commissioner Mike Whan
The Impact of Equipment Technology on Tennis (and Golf)
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