Part 1 of a shot-by-shot hickory golf course vlog featuring Connecticut hickory golfer Christian Williams playing the front 9 at the Langford and Moreau designed Lawsonia Links in Green Lake, WI.
The Links Course at Lawsonia was designed by William Langford and Theodore Moreau in 1930 and is considered the crowning achievement of their portfolio. Featuring massive and dramatic green complexes, Lawsonia is a prime example of Langford and Moreau's penchant for using steam-shovels to move a lot of earth in their designs. It's also one of the best deals in the country for public and affordable access to a top-tier golden-age era golf course with architectural significance. Learn more about Lawsonia Links from Andy Johnson at The Fried Egg here: [ Ссылка ]
and watch Andy and Erik Anders Lang play and discuss the significance of the Links Course here: [ Ссылка ]
Other links mentioned in this video:
- Watch Christian and Brad play another Langford and Moreau design in the course vlog for Spring Valley Country Club, which was designed in 1926: [ Ссылка ]
- Brad Korando built his Tom Morris long nose putter replica from a template provided in the book "Practical Clubmaking" by Elmer Nahum. Learn more about Elmer and the book here: [ Ссылка ]
"What's in the Bag?" sponsored by Steurer & Jacoby (use the promo code HICKORYHACKER24 to save 10% on any purchase at [ Ссылка ] ):
- Walter Hagen Special Splice Neck Driving Brassie by Louisville Golf, 13 degrees, D3, 44 inches
- Mills Aluminum BSD Playclub by Tad Moore, 20 degrees, D2, 39 inches
- Tom Stewart 2 Iron, 24 degrees, D0, 38-3/4 inches
- MacGregor OA flanged mashie, 37 degrees, E3, 37-3/4 inches
- Kroydon "waffle face" Spade Mashie, 45 degrees, D7, 36-3/4 inches
- Walter Hagen Iron Man flanged sand wedge, 56 degrees, F0 swing weight, 36 inches
- Tom Stewart RTJ putter, 34 inches
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