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Golf course construction is a lot more than just moving dirt. On this episode, Mike Telleli joined the program to discuss golf world of golf course construction. Enjoy and thank you for the support.
This week, Jeff Stein joined the program to discuss his relatively short but illustrious career on the design and build side of the golf industry. Enjoy and thank you for the support.
This week, we spoke to golf course architect, David McLay-Kidd about green speeds, being chosen for Bandon and Mammoth Dunes. Enjoy and thank you for the support.
In this episode, OCCM's Michael Clayton and I discuss the client-architect relationship as part of our new architectural series. Enjoy and thank you for the support.
As promised, Michael and I reconnected to provide a little more depth to our on air conversion. Enjoy and thank you for the support.
This week, I spoke with Michael Clayton of OCCM Golf Course Design about his start as a golf course architect and the rebirth of design.
This week, we spoke with Jon Cavalier about his notable rise as a photographer and a golf course architecture enthusiast. You can see his snaps on Twitter and Instagram. Enjoy and thank you for the support.
This week, golf course architect, Keith Foster joined the program to discuss restoring "Old White," his design philosophy and much more. Enjoy and thank you for your support.
Co-Owner of Pete's Golf Shop, Woody Lashen joined me to discuss the virtues of Game Golf and the honor it is to be associated with the Metropolitan Golf Writers Association. Enjoy and thank you for the support.
Playing Engineers CC is like taking a walk through time and the course provokes such a historical response emotionally that few courses can compete. The original Herbert Strong design that was updated by renown architect, Devereux Emmet has hosted both the 1919 PGA Championship and 1920 U.S. Amateur. In the 1920 U.S. Amateur, Chick Evans defeated the legendary Francis Ouimet. Over the past ten years, Tripp Davis has been responsible for returning Engineers CC back to its past glory and this week we talked about restoring a golf course of such historical importance.
