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EPISODE · Feb 3, 2023 · 1H 6M

How Digital Tech and AI Could Change Golf Course Design

from The Fried Egg Golf Podcast · host Fried Egg Golf

Lately Garrett has been wondering how recent technological advances, especially in the field of artificial intelligence, may change golf architecture in the coming decades. So he called up Peter Flory (@nle_golf), whose digital modeling was a key component of the Lido project in Wisconsin. Peter tells Garrett how he researched the history of the C.B. Macdonald-designed Lido Golf Club and which technological methods he used to help architect Tom Doak re-create the course in Wisconsin. Peter and Garrett then discuss the various effects that advances in digital and AI rendering may have on golf course design as a business and an artform.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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