The game's It architect, Tom Doak, casts a critical eye on the FedEx Cup venues

[Garland Bayley]

Tom's "Reviews" found here

I didn't know Tom did IT. Doesn't seem he crunched any numbers to come up with these reviews.  

[Adam Clayman]

It's a Dick Wilson design, working in the Robert Trent Jones, 1960s tradition.

Is this too much code for people to "get"?

You really have to applaud Tom's honesty. His comment on Gil is brutally honest and should actually help Gil. No?

[ANTHONYPIOPPI]

For those who have not seen the quote it reads:

"I've never been there, and I'm not in a good place to judge it. It's an Arnold Palmer course, and his stuff is all over the map. Gil Hanse, who used to work for me, did the renovation work there. It's a weird relationship - I admire what he's doing, but I'm not going to be his biggest booster: I have to compete with him."

I'm going to steal part of  that quote when I review the next book of Brad Klein or Geoff Shackelford.

"I admire what he's doing, but I'm not going to be his biggest booster: I have to compete against him."

[Glenn Spencer]

How about the yardage out at East Lake?? 3,624 going out and 3,602 coming in for a grand total of 7,154?

[Garland Bayley]

It's a Dick Wilson design, working in the Robert Trent Jones, 1960s tradition.

Is this too much code for people to "get"?
...

Most people will think it is in favor of the course, because to most people RTJ is a big name, and associating Dick Wilson with him must be good.

Now you tell me, do they get it?  

[Tim Gavrich]

How about the yardage out at East Lake?? 3,624 going out and 3,602 coming in for a grand total of 7,154?

Phew!  I'm glad I wasn't the only one to notice that little mathematical discrepancy...