For the first time since Episode 46, golf course architect Mike DeVries joins Andy on the podcast. DeVries was introduced to the game at Crystal Downs Golf Club in Michigan, and he worked for Tom Doak and Tom Fazio before starting his own design business. His best-known work is Cape Wickham Links on King Island in Tasmania, but he has also built several excellent, affordable public courses in his home state of Michigan. Mike and Andy discuss two of his accessible designs in the Grand Rapids area, Diamond Springs and The Mines, before speaking more broadly about the dual influences of Perry Maxwell and Alister MacKenzie, the joys of walking, and the challenges of routing courses on severe sites, such as the one where Mike’s stunning Greywalls course sits.
What to Know About Walter Travis (ft. Brian Schneider)
Let’s Talk About the OWGR
Why Golf?
An Announcement from The Fried Egg
Designing a Clubhouse
Assembling Retro Sets with Nick Sherburne of Club Champion
Yolk with Doak 37: Scotland Travels, Restorations, and Listener Questions
Yolk with Doak 36: Tom’s New Projects (ft. the Return of High Pointe)
Golf’s Scientific Revolution
The Many Shane Bacons
The Players That the PGA Tour Can’t Afford to Lose to LIV
Superintendent Series: Brendan Parkhurst of Cape Arundel
What’s Next in Golf Course Architecture?
The New Yorker Goes Deep on LIV Golf
Sugarloaf Social Club Bought a Golf Course
First Impressions of PGA Frisco
Superintendent Series: Sandy Reid of St. Andrews
Mailbag: All of Your Golf Course Architecture Questions
Mailbag: Presidents Cup Reactions and Burgerdog Musings
The Presidents Cup: Past, Present, and Future
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