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From bunkers to irrigation, a wave of new technology and products is revolutionizing the way courses are built.

Matt Ginella explains the different take on golf course architecture at Arcadia Bluffs’ South Course.

I actually started off my career as a greenskeeper. I knew that to be a successful architect I needed an intricate understanding of how my decisions as a designer would impact the long term ability to properly maintain a golf course.

Our Featured Guest is the architect for Erin Hills, Dana Fry. Along with his artistry in crafting the US Open venue, Fry is also currently sculpting the new South Course at Arcadia Bluffs.

Check out the original article from BuffaloGolfer.com HERE Dana Fry and Jason Straka have worked together for many years in the golf architecture business. Fry and Dr. Michael Hurdzan formed an extraordinarily successful partnership for a long time, before Hurdzan/Hurdzan and Fry/Straka became separate entities. 2017 will witness the debut of Erin Hills golf course, […]

How this intoxicating patch of land came to be Erin Hills, site of golf’s prestigious U.S. Open next month, is a story filled with drama and conflict, triumph and tragedy. But it started with a small ad in the newspaper.

Read the original article from Golfdom HERE Beautiful Erin Hills is ready to host Wisconsin’s first-ever U.S. Open. But once upon a time, it wasn’t the happiest place for turf. Looking at it today, it’s hard to believe that back in 2008, Erin Hills, site of the 117th U.S. Open, didn’t look good. “It would […]

If it’s soft and there is little wind 10-under-par could win. If it is dry, it will play tough and even Par could win.