Projects on some surreal sites, a book and forming a business partnership with two of his mentors. Keith Cutten has already accomplished plenty in the early stages of his golf course architecture career.

John Michael Clark worked as an assistant superintendent at one of America’s most famous tournament courses. Now he considers a sledgehammer his favorite tool. His career journey also includes three years living in a camper.

California is home to almost 3 million golfers — nearly a million more than any other state — and more courses than any state other than Florida. It's also home to more unfulfilled demand than any other state. Longtime golf industry advocate Craig Kessler breaks down why the Golden State is so unique, how it can work through its many challenges, and more.

Guy and Kelsie visit three venerable Detroit-area clubs and then tour a gigantic transformation. Plus, Kelsie's epic swing with an 8 iron produces an incredible memory.

Carey Hofner loves the mountains, which surround her on her current project: Finishing a unique 6-green, 17-tee grow-in for a client amid Montana's many peaks. Her career path has been just as unique.

Two guests. One tall topic. We chat with veteran golf course architects Stephen Kay and Scot Sherman about how they approach trees when executing and pitching projects.

Nearly 1,000 miles of driving (plus a few flights) and eight golf course visits. Managing editor Matt LaWell provides on-the-ground perspective about the Pacific Northwest golf and turf scene.

Robert Smith is in his 16th season as the equipment manager at renowned Merion Golf Club. He gives Trent insight into the hustle required to reach – and stay – at the industry’s highest level.

After a decade of planning, plotting and patiently waiting, Pine Lake Country Club recently completed a major renovation to its Willie Park Jr.-designed course. Director of agronomy Terry Poley reveals what made the project special for the suburban Detroit club.

There are so many great folks up in the Pacific Northwest and we're going to share some of their stories in the months to come ... starting with a three-part podcast, dropping in and spending some time with Sean Reehoorn of Aldarra Golf Club, Steve Kealy of Glendale Country Club, and Brian Koffler of Waverley Country Club.