The Met Golfer's Architecture Issue

[Matt Frey, PGA]

The Met Golfer's February / March 2016 issue covers golf course architecture for its cover story and additional features. Links to the individual stories are listed below.

• The Architecture Issue - Introduction
• Rub of the Greens - What makes a great green great? An exploration of the ideas and options behind the architect's decision. By Tom Doak
• The Education of an Architect - With help from Tripp Davis, Jack Skirkanich is learning the ropes - and pipes - of his chosen field. By Thomas Dunne
• The Legendary Lido - Why does Charles Blair MacDonald's dream course still fascinate golf architects and enthusiasts nearly 75 years after its demise? By Bill Fields

[David_Tepper]

The Met Golf Assoc. does make their magazine available online, although the Feb/March issue is not yet linked:

http://www.mgagolf.org/

[Joe Bausch]

I can't wait to read them! 

[Phil Young]

Joe,

Then you'll really enjoy the November issue; it was outstanding...

[Tom_Doak]

I was going to be pretty impressed if this issue was in print already, considering I just finished my story for them on Monday.  I'll guess the print version will be a little behind schedule. 

[Jim_Kennedy]

The newest issue of The Met Golfer, an article about the Orange / West Hills Country Club focuses on its famous bridge: http://www.metgolferdigital.com/i/638421-feb-mar-2016/77


I stumbled upon the new issue while looking at the "Bridges" thread. 

[Matt Frey, PGA]

URLs now available in the first post.

[David_Tepper]

Here is the link:

http://www.metgolferdigital.com/i/638421-feb-mar-2016