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Perhaps I don’t always bat 1.000, but I try my best to avoid blanket statements or assumptions in my reviews of courses. For example, I’ve been accused in the past of being an Art Hills hater. I’ve written about this topic, but not everyone...
I Renovated Another Golf Course
My favorite use of technology is to help visualize how a municipal or public track could make small-scale changes to restore or renovate their course, creating something unique and valuable for the golfing community. I first did that with T...
The Golf Nomad #13: Saint Lucia
It’s honestly unheard of for me to travel somewhere for golf and only play one course, but in the case of Saint Lucia there are only two courses on the entire island and one of them looks wholly uninteresting + costs $225. The other - Point...
Summer Golf Developments
It’s been about 3 months - most of the golf season so far - since we’ve scanned the happenings in Michigan golf to see what’s new. Let’s get started with Kalamazoo.
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Michigan Profile: Harry Colt & Charles Alison
In previous profiles of Robert Trent Jones, Sr. and Wilfrid Reid, we’ve seen that for the Detroit-area clubs where they were involved, even for someone like Reid whose career proliferated in the 1920’s, they were far from the first or even...
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Covering golf in Michigan through lens of golf course design, affordability, accessibility, and sustainability.
Golf nomad/architecture nerd traveling the world in search of the most interesting golf courses I can find. Willing to play anywhere once.
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