
65 episodes

The Good-Good Golf Podcast TalkinGolf Productions
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4.8 • 14 Ratings
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Good-Good is the golf show for the serious golfer. We celebrate everything great about the game, from course architecture to promoting public golf.
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Ep 065: Colin Criss and 'BIg Golf' v 'Small Golf'
Many believe golf is in a second golden age of course architecture with some of the finest minds in the field producing amazing courses around the world. But today's guest, Colin Criss, thinks we may be going too far with modern design. In a fascinating piece for The Fried Egg website last week he outlined his thoughts on 'Big' v 'Small' golf and he joins the pod this week to tease out some of those notions.
Links Mentioned on this episode:
Colin's essay at The Fried Egg
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Ep 064: Golf's Growing Footprint With The USGA's George Waters
One of he more intriguing aspects of the R&A and USGA Distance Insights Report is a study of how golf courses have changed in size and shape over the decades. USGA Manager of Green Section Education George Waters joins the pod for a fascinating look at the findings and how several factors - including increased hitting distance - continue to impact the game's footprint.
The key findings - and a link to the in depth study - can be found here.
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As always, our sponsor The Golf Society . Don't forget to use code TG at checkout for a 20% discount!
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Ep 063: John Huggan, Saudi Arabia and the Distance Debate
We welcome John Huggan back to he pod this week to talk all things professional golf from the lure of Jordan Spieth to the ethics of golf in Saudi Arabia. As always, it's a can't miss discussion with one of the keenest minds in the game.
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As always, our sponsor The Golf Society . Don't forget to use code TG at checkout for a 20% discount!
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Ep 062: Mat Goggin and Mike Clayton
There was much excitement around the golf world last week with the formal announcement that the firm of Clayton, DeVries and Pont had been selected to design and build the highly anticipated Seven Mile Beach course near Hobart in Tasmania. On Episode 62 CDP partner Mike Clayton and the development's main driver, Mat Goggin, join hosts Rod Morri and Adrian Logue to discuss the project.
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Ep 061: Harley Kruse And The Ethics Of New Courses
Sydney based architect Harley Kruse joins hosts Rod Morri and Adrian Logue in studio for our first recording session of 2021. We cover the ethics of new course builds, sharing golf course space, the 'hard equals good' mindset and even a bit of Raymond Chandler. Enjoy.
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As always, our sponsor The Golf Society . Don't forget to use code TG at checkout for a 20% discount!
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Ep 060: Happy New Year With Meg Maclaren
Thoughtful, articulate, intelligent and talented: Meg Maclaren is everything your co-hosts are not. The two time LET winner joins the pod to kick off the 2021 season covering a diverse range of topics, from her involvement in an academic study into her blogging to a near miss under lights in the desert. It's entertaining and informative and sets the bar pretty high for the rest of 2021.
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As always, our sponsor The Golf Society . Don't forget to use code TG at checkout for a 20% discount!
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Customer Reviews
Great and Unique Perspectives in Golf
I found the Good Good pod through other TalkinGolf pods and it has quickly become one of my favorite pods. Rod, Adrian, and Derek really draw you in their conversation and make you feel like a fly on the wall. Keep them coming!!
A+ Listen
If you enjoy any of the other works of Rod, Adrian and Derek, you will love the Good-Good Golf Podcast. Everything Rod is involved with is phenomenal. Adrian is interesting and always has good takes on subjects, and Derek is one of the most insightful voices on golf architecture and golf in general. Highly recommended!