Andy and Garrett are back with another mailbag episode recorded in the midst of their trip through Massachusetts, Maine, and Upstate New York. This one is focused on all of your golf course architecture questions. Well, maybe not *all* of them, but Andy and Garrett do tackle some serious subjects, including which architect has done the most damage to golf course architecture. They also make time for not-so-hard-hitting topics such as the effectiveness of periscopes and bells and the correct distribution of on-course restrooms. The episode wraps up with advice on how to discuss golf course architecture with sane people and thoughts on course rankings and the crucial gap between "favorite" and "best."
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Geoff Ogilvy - All 18 at Augusta National
Lukas Michel on His Travels and His Preparations for the Masters
Luke Reese - One for the Memory Banks
Superintendent Series: Josh Mahar on Wild Horse and Sand Hills
School of Golf Architecture: Routing with Jeff Mingay, Part 2
School of Golf Architecture: Routing with Jeff Mingay, Part 1
Jaeger Kovich on Aronimink Golf Club
Superintendent Series: Stephen Britton on Royal Melbourne and TPC Potomac
Geoff Ogilvy - 2020 U.S. Open Recap
Fried Egg Stories: The Massacre at Winged Foot
John Bodenhamer on Setting Up the 2020 U.S. Open
Geoff Ogilvy - Winged Foot, the U.S. Open, and the FedEx Cup
Fried Egg Stories: Jackie Robinson the Golfer
The History of Winged Foot with Neil Regan
Stewart Hagestad on Bandon Dunes and the 2020 U.S. Amateur
TPC Harding Park and the ”Mega Muni” Model
Fried Egg Stories: Remaking Harding Park
Geoff Ogilvy - Bryson‘s Transformation, Harding Park, and Young Guns
Superintendent Series: Tony Nysse on Mountain Lake and Friar’s Head
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