I am thrilled to be able to interview individuals that work at a Golf Course I love. Located in Charlevoix, MI which is close to the Little Traverse Bay, sits a William Watson titan, gem, all things great for Golf… Continue Reading
Mike Clayton had a very successful Amateur & Professional Golf career prior to turning to golf architecture. For the last 25 years, Mike has turned his focus to golf architecture. He is a part of CDP (Clayton, DeVries, Pont) Golf… Continue Reading
I’m looking forward to talking with Golf Course Architects Keith Rhebb of Rhebb Golf Design & Riley Johns of Integrative Golf Design. The Society had a spring gathering in 2019 and Rolling Green CC was one of the courses we… Continue Reading
I’m excited to talk with Golf Course Architect Jim Nagle of Forse Design regarding the restoration of a Gem by the name of Kirtland CC. Ohioans know of this titan designed by Golden Age Architect Charles Hugh Alison, but few… Continue Reading
The Society is pleased to interview Keith Foster on his work at Moraine CC, one of the host courses in our May gathering. Keith started out in 1985 working for Arthur Hills. In 1991, Keith formed his own Design Company. … Continue Reading
The Society is pleased to have interviewed Golf Course Architect Mike DeVries for a Q & A. Mike hails out of Traverse City, Michigan and has designed 6 Golf courses worldwide, along with restorations and renovations to… Continue Reading
The Walking Golfer is excited to present the following Q&A with Doug Carrick, a renowned Canadian golf course architect and the current President of the American Society of Golf Course Architects. The Q&A discusses topics such as building walking friendly… Continue Reading
Tom Coyne has achieved a great deal of success as a young author. His first novel, A Gentleman’s Game was adapted into a film. Tom’s second book, Paper Tiger and his recent work A Course Called Ireland chronicle his time… Continue Reading
Tom Doak is one of the top golf course architects in the world, and like so many successful leaders in their field, he is the best because his life has been dedicated to learning, interpreting and implementing the extensive knowledge he has compiled about golf course architecture in a unique way. Continue Reading