All posts tagged "Jay Flemma"
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793ArticlesSmooth Sailing at Hiawatha Landing
I wish that I’d have studied golf course architecture 25 years ago, because – if it’s at all possible – I would...
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Greetings from the Road, Thanks for All You Do
Something a little different from me this month: With the PGA Championship and U.S. Open being moved to the fall, I’ve been...
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Baby Bethpage – Head Superintendent Kevin Carroll Brings U.S. Open Experience to Syracuse’s Green Lakes
If by chance you had peeked your head into the maintenance shed of Green Lakes State Park Golf Course last fall, a...
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Interview with Golf Digest Senior Editor on Architecture Ron Whitten
JF: When a Golf Digest rankings panelist goes to review a golf course for the magazine’s rankings lists, how much do they...
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Golf in Big Sky Country
I’m a big fan of northwest Montana and a long-time advocate of the pristine golf found in this remote neck of the...
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18 Holes at Winged Foot West in the Club Championship
If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to play a U.S. Open golf course under tournament conditions, I present my bruised ego...
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Interview with John Fulling, Jr., President of the Golf Course Superintendent’s Association
What a way to open his presidency: with an international crisis shuttering businesses, citizens across America under several versions of “shelter in...
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Hollywood Golf Club Brings Back Walter Travis, Turns Clock Back 100 Years
If you were to magically materialize somewhere inside the grounds of New Jersey’s Hollywood Golf Club, you’d have no idea what year...
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Tobacco Road – The Greatest Thrill Ride in Golf
His name was Mike Strantz, but everyone just called him Maverick, and he was on his way to becoming one of the...
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Tedesco Country Club – Opera, Shipwrecks, and Golden Age Golf
[Author’s Note: Last month we published a historical fiction account of the sinking of the cargo ship Tedesco off the shore of...
