Nice article on restorations

[Jerry Kluger]

This is a short and simple article on the subject as it reminds us of all the great work that is being done on the classical courses.
https://www.linksmagazine.com/masters-of-restoring-golden-age-classics?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=insider8.14.22

[John Blain]

This is a short and simple article on the subject as it reminds us of all the great work that is being done on the classical courses.
https://www.linksmagazine.com/masters-of-restoring-golden-age-classics?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=insider8.14.22

Very nice. Thanks for posting.

[Peter Sayegh]

Too saccharine for me.  Right of the bat (tee): "supremely skilled assemblage." Ugh.

Light on the details but fat on the name-dropping. Did anyone here learn anything from this article?

[Jaeger Kovich]

Too saccharine for me.  Right of the bat (tee): "supremely skilled assemblage." Ugh.

Light on the details but fat on the name-dropping. Did anyone here learn anything from this article?

Bingo Peter

[Tim_Weiman]

Too saccharine for me.  Right of the bat (tee): "supremely skilled assemblage." Ugh.

Light on the details but fat on the name-dropping. Did anyone here learn anything from this article?

Peter,


I doubt it. Nice article but not really informative for the typical GCA person.

[Adam Lawrence]

Too saccharine for me.  Right of the bat (tee): "supremely skilled assemblage." Ugh.

Light on the details but fat on the name-dropping. Did anyone here learn anything from this article?

I enjoyed the Andrew Green section on the importance of the knuckle bucket. That's fairly well understood in advanced golf construction circles but I'm not sure it is generally known.

[PCCraig]

He lost me at the 2nd mention of a "track"