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078 – Masters Warm-Up
A short pod as we look ahead to the opening day of the Masters, and what should be an epic few days golfing with firm conditions and an incredible field. We also look back at a sensational week for Jordan Spieth, as well as the action from the ANA Inspiration. Lets hope the curse of the jar picks doesn’t continue... Latest Products Your bag? [contact-form-7 id="850" /]
077 – Behind the Odds – Pricing Players w/ Michael Verity
We’re joined by Michael - a golf odds compiler for an online better provider. So much goes in to evaluating the prices for the worlds best, and with The Masters fast approaching we thought it was a great chance to see how players are priced by betting firms, and how emotions get in the way of hard fact when it comes to making bets! Fascinating stuff Latest Products Your bag? [contact-form-7 id="850" /]
076 – WGC Matchplay & the Return to Golf
Tom, Sam & Bruce catch up on the return to golf, the recap from the weekends events out in Texas for the DELL WGC Matchplay while we venture off on a tangent into some other less relevant topics, including Rory's latest news - partnering with Pete Cowen. Latest Products Your bag? [contact-form-7 id="850" /]
Harry Colt – Words by Frank Pont
Harry Colt - Words by Frank Pont Harry Colt and his various partners were prodigious in their design and redesign of golf courses during what can best be described as the "classic" era for golf course architects. Despite a torrid economy immediately after WW1, whilst his competitors saw a diminution of commissions in the UK, Colt and his partners remained very active. Additionally, their travels were more widespread. Having focused international activities on Canada and the US before the war, later years brought opportunities in Ireland, France, The Netherlands and Spain. By that time, Colt himself was too infirm to travel but his partners Hugh Alison and John Morrison became intrepid trekkers, undertaking work all over Europe, North America and Japan. We have so far carefully examined over 120 Colt courses and are fortunate enough to count 31 of those as current or former clients. What can [...]
075 – H.S.Colt w/ Frank Pont & Ed Cartwright (Clayton, DeVries & Pont)
Bruce & Sam catch up with the gang at Clayton, DeVries & Pont again, this time to talk to Frank & Ed about the life and work of Harry Colt. In many ways, Harry Colt was the first professional golf course architect and created the profession as we know it today. Debuting with his work at Rye at a young age, he would go on to be the most prolific and arguably most influential figures in golf course design in history with over 250 courses of his own. Frank is one of the worlds leading experts on Golden Age course restoration and offers a fascinating insight into the work of Colt. Latest Products Your bag? [contact-form-7 id="850" /]
074 – Players Roundup
Lots of action from the previous week, and we get together to compare notes! Westwood, Justin Thomas, and of course a few Bryson takes in there for good measure! Latest Products Your bag? [contact-form-7 id="850" /]
