Where do you draw the line between agronomy and architecture?

« **on:** June 30, 2007, 09:28:10 PM »

For starters, check out post #58 on the "Tim Moraghan" thread?

« **Reply #1 on:** June 30, 2007, 09:42:22 PM »

Tom,
You can't separate.
Sort of like building a piece of furniture and then choosing a finish....that finish can make all the difference or like a potter that shapes the pottery and then chooses a glaze.....JMO
As for post # 58....I think he did a good job in an impossible situation....REALITY...will probably be a good move for him.....

« **Reply #2 on:** July 01, 2007, 09:06:50 AM »

"As for post # 58....I think he did a good job in an impossible situation...."

MikeY:

Why do you think Moraghan's was an 'impossible situation'?

Is it because HE WAS the guy who found himself in the position of trying to bridge the agronomy/architecture issue on US Open sites and such?

If a "championship agronomist" arrives at a future US Open site and on his own tells that club that they need new tees or redesigned bunkers or a green moved, is that considered championship agronomy or is that golf course architecture?

But I suppose the question is, was that the kind of thing that Tim Moraghan did ON HIS OWN, or was he acting on the instructions of others in that vein?

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