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EPISODE · Jun 5, 2020 · 1H 14M

Bill Bergin, Paul Branlund, & Andy Lano II Join Me...

from next on the tee Golf Podcast · host Chris Mascaro

This week hear Top Golf Course Designer Bill Bergin talking about his co-design project with Rees Jones at The McLemore just outside of Chattanooga, Tennessee. Hear about the course carved into the side of Lookout Mountain where the birds actually fly below you. There's a good reason why PGA Tour Caddie Kip Henley says it has the 2nd most beautiful finishing hole on the planet. Paul Branlund is the Eastern Sales Manager for Sun Mountain Sports. They make great golf bags and push cart. They also make the Finn Cycle which are becoming all the rage on courses around the world. They are small motorcycles that you can put your golf bag on and zip around the course. You want to talk about a great added level of fun to playing the game... Andy Lano II joined me to talk about his experience playing at Old Head over in Ireland. The course is breath taking. It's now #3 on my bucket list to play. It's carved onto a peninsula that stretches 2 miles out into and 300 feet above the Atlantic Ocean. Check out Andy's amazing experience playing there and see what it looks like for yourself at www.oldhead.com.

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