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Feed The Ball

Derek Duncan
Golf Course Design
Golf Course Architecture
Golf Digest
Golf Architecture
Australian Golf Course Design
Pete Dye
Playability
Apogee Club
Medina Country Club
Alistair Mackenzie
Gamble Sands
Mammoth Dunes
Benjamin Warren
Old Barnwell
Tom Doak
Sustainability In Golf
Shady Oaks
Sand Belt Style
David Mclay Kidd
Chambers Bay

In the Feed the Ball podcast, Golf Digest architecture editor Derek Duncan discusses golf course design, architecture, aesthetics and other topics with golf course architects and other luminaries of the game.

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Ran Morrissett is the founder of GolfClubAtlas.com, the most influential golf architecture website of the past 25 years, which means, of all time. He’s a prolific writer and photographer, a consultant in course designs like The Roost at Cabut Citrus ... more

Jeff Stein began his career shaping courses for Gil Hanse, Tom Doak, Jim Urbina and other designers. Now he has his own business consulting with clubs and a partnership with Brian Ross designing new courses. They recently opened Great Dunes on Jekyll... more

Golf architect Todd Eckenrode has built and re-built golf courses up and down California and knows the work of historic architects like Alister MacKenzie, George Thomas, William Watson and Max Behr as well as anyone. He joins the Feed the Ball podcas... more

Golf course designer and builder Jaeger Kovich, who has shaped projects for Gil Hanse and Tom Doak and now is establishing himself as one of the busiest remodel specialists in the business, joins Golf Digest’s Derek Duncan to answer 24 questions abou... more

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Todd Eckenrode
A prominent golf course architect and expert in California golf design.
Episode: Episode 98: Todd Eckenrode
Tyler Rae
A premier golf course designer with expertise in restoration and renovation of historic courses.
Episode: 24 Questions with Tyler Rae
Martin Ebert
British golf course architect known for notable renovations and golf course design.
Mackenzie & Ebert
Episode: Episode 97: Martin Ebert
Jerry Pate
Former PGA Tour player and golf course designer
Episode: Episode 96: Jerry Pate
Bill Kubly
Founder of Landscapes Unlimited, a major golf course construction company.
Landscapes Unlimited
Episode: Episode 94: Bill Kubly
Riley Johns
Golf course designer and associate of Coore & Crenshaw
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Episode: Salon Vol. 31, ft. Riley Johns
David Owen
Author of 'The Making of the Masters', extensive experience with Augusta National
Author
Episode: The Rap: Augusta Agonistes
Ron Whitten
Golf architecture writer and designer, former Golf Digest editor.
Golf Digest
Episode: The Rap: Augusta Agonistes
Michael Croley
Writer and author, teaches creative writing at Denison University
Denison University
Episode: Episode 93: Michael Croley

Host

Derek Duncan
Host and architecture editor with expertise in golf course design, leading conversations with golf industry experts and architects.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 273 ratings
  • Best Golf Architecture Podcast There Is

    If you’re seriously interested in learning about the principles of golf course design, discussed by the the most important people in the industry, this is currently the #1 podcast on the topic. All killer, no filler.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jmac212
    United Statesa year ago
  • Golf..yep

    Derek’s interviews are brilliant at drawing out the detail from the subject and discusses Architecture, Management and Historical and facts from the players on the ground putting it together.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    S. Lawry
    Australia2 years ago
  • Great golf architecture podcast

    Derek is very well versed in golf course architecture and has great guests on. If you are interested in learning about golf course architecture, this is a great podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Travismathew
    United States2 years ago
  • Love this podcast⛳️

    I just love this podcast. Such great conversations about a variety of golf architecture subjects by so many interesting people in the field. Derek is a super interviewer and I enjoy his knowledgeable input also.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Shoe2222
    United States2 years ago
  • Great golf architecture podcast

    Feed the Ball is the best podcast for thought-provoking in-depth discussion on all aspects of golf course architecture. Excellent range of topics and guests.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Griffin_Golf
    United States3 years ago

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Feedback reflects a strong enjoyment of the combination of technical detail and personal anecdotes shared by guests, making subjects accessible to all.
The quality of guests often brings industry-leading thoughts to the forefront, making episodes highly informative and considered essential listening.
Listeners appreciate the deep insights into golf architecture, highlighting the host's engaging interview style.
There are suggestions for more diversity in topics and guest profiles to broaden perspectives and appeal.

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Apple Podcasts
#172
United States/Sports/Golf
Apple Podcasts
#68
Canada/Sports/Golf
Apple Podcasts
#236
United Kingdom/Sports/Golf
Apple Podcasts
#58
Australia/Sports/Golf
Apple Podcasts
#187
Germany/Sports/Golf
Apple Podcasts
#37
China/Sports/Golf

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Salon Vol. 31, ft. Riley Johns
Q: Riley, what's the best environment you've ever worked in for a golf course?
Montana at Crazy Mountain Ranch, where I can bring my family and enjoy the surroundings while working.
The Rap: Augusta Agonistes
Q: How were you able to write the book 'The Making of the Masters'?
I was initially commissioned to write a small biography of Clifford Roberts but it expanded into a much more comprehensive project.
The Rap: Augusta Agonistes
Q: Do you still get excited this time of year when the Masters comes around?
Yes, it always seems like the first day of spring is Masters time for me.
Episode 93: Michael Croley
Q: What did you see last year that really kind of switched you on?
Michael talks about his experiences at various golf courses, especially highlighting Old Barnwell, Lido, and Pinehurst No. 10 as courses that stood out to him for their unique features and artistry.
Feed the Ball Salon Vol. 30, ft. Ian Baker-Finch
Q: How challenging or easy was it to transition into golf broadcasting?
Ian describes the transition as difficult at first but ultimately enjoyable; he learned on the job while working as an analyst.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Feed The Ball

What is Feed The Ball about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This podcast features in-depth discussions centered around golf course design and architecture, engaging notable architects and industry experts. Topics often include the intricacies of golf course aesthetics, the interplay between historical and modern design, and the advancing technology in the field. Conversations are enriched by personal anecdotes from guests who bring a variety of perspectives, from construction and renovations to the cultural significance of golf courses. The format not only appeals to golf enthusiasts but also to those with an interest in design and history, creating a unique blend of technical analysis and storytelling.

A distinguishing element of this series is its focus on both renowned professionals and emerging... more

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1. Todd Eckenrode
2. Tyler Rae
3. Martin Ebert
4. Jerry Pate
5. Bill Kubly
6. Riley Johns
7. David Owen
8. Ron Whitten

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