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.

Guy and Matt are finally back in the studio together. They recap their visits to TPC Tampa Bay, Marquette Golf Club and Idle Hour Country Club. Plus, Matt shares anecdotes from his memorable father-daughter mini golf journey. And what exactly is a Great Lakes state?

In her second appearance on the podcast, the Nemacolin equipment manager discusses the ever-improving perception of the position, her recent trip to the U.S. Women's Open and more.

Dave Heatwole saw two of America’s largest golf projects in their early stages. He then saw fascinating parts of the world. He now oversees the implementation of master plans for numerous clubs. He reveals insight from his four decades in the industry.

Toolboxes, teaching others and why it’s never a good idea to throw a wrench. The Bear’s Club equipment manager Haas Mengloi drops plenty of sage guidance in a fast-paced conversation with Trent.

Kelsie Horner is our summer editorial assistant and is already doing great work in the magazine and on the website. She also just turned 21. Get to know the Kent State senior a little more.