by Mo'Golf | Jan 26, 2018 | Mo' Golf
Gil Hanse is a difficult man to access. We know. We’ve tried. He has a firebrand of a gatekeeper that makes Hodor look cuddly. For three years, we’ve tried to interview the golf course architect, who trained with Tom Doak, who himself trained with Pete...
by Mo'Golf | Jul 25, 2016 | Mo' Golf
If you’ve never been on a golf trip, I bet you’re tempted to go to Myrtle Beach or someplace like that. If you do, you’ll have fun and you might stumble onto a course designed by Mike Strantz, a terrific designer. If you want to see some great, great...
by Mo'Golf | Apr 15, 2015 | Mo' Golf
1. Tell Us Who You Are: I grew up in Berlin, Massachusetts, a small town about an hour west of Boston. I played golf sparingly as a kid, although I did like hitting plastic golf balls around the yard on made up “holes”. When I was 15 I was closest to the pin at a...
by Mo'Golf | Jul 28, 2014 | Mo' Golf
Most of us know the golf course. We play on top of it, sometimes daily. Hardly ever do we meet the people responsible for it, the ones who altered or didn’t alter, the ground. The ones who laid out the trace, placed the hazards, shaped the undulations. Today,...
by Mo'Golf | Jul 13, 2014 | Mo' Golf
I like to use the internet archive, known colloquially as the Wayback Machine, to view web pages from the dawn of the popular internet, the world wide web. Keep in mind that the popular web still isn’t able to drink legally, although that day is coming soon....
