Fried Egg Guides: The Country Club, Site of the 2022 US Open
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- Опубликовано: 31 май 2022
- The most recent installment of our Fried Egg Guides series focuses on this year's US Open venue, The Country Club in Brookline, Massachusetts. One of the five founding clubs of the USGA, The Country Club has a significant place in American golf but hasn't hosted an Open since Curtis Strange's playoff victory in 1988. We sit down with golf architect Gil Hanse to discuss his team's long-term work at the club which has helped expose the rugged New England terrain and re-introduce a devilish short Par-3 by adjusting the ever-evolving championship routing.
Written and narrated by Garrett Morrison
Footage and photos by Andy Johnson
Illustrations by Cameron Hurdus
Produced by Cameron Hurdus
Intro graphics by Matt Golden
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Great job Garrett & Andy! This series has been incredible. More Gil content!!
this was so good! as a lifetime golfer and a lifetime new englander the visuals were so familiar! aaand Hanse really gets it. i might have to go get tickets, ha. well done!
Great video - thank you. Gil & the team did masterful work.
Absolutely love this!
If you think about it, the 1913 US Open was a real life Caddyshack moment
Really cool video love hearing this type of detail about the course and its history. Makes me even more excited to see it at this year's U.S. Open.
I was very lucky to have. played the Country Club a bunch in the 80s and early 90s, a good friend of mine dad was the superintendent and we were allowed to play it after members and later in the afternoon. I grew up next to Dedham Country and Polo club on a farm and caddied and work there in the early 70s for a while. those two courses are fantastic and fun to play
Beautiful work. It's such a bummer that lifelong Bostonians and golf fans will never be able to play here.
What an awesome course that I would shoot a 140 on!!
Fantastic video 👏🏻 👏🏻
Caddied at The Country Club during the summer of 1997. Its a wonderful place. Love this video. Great job. Cant wait for the golf!
Do you know (since the they use a composite routing) which hole in this years Open is the Justin Leonard hole from the Ryder Cup?
@@eddiebellamy7605 It's the 17th Eddie..
Rory learning lots
GREAT COURSE, SMALL GREENS, NARROW FAIRWAYS..... THE STYLE OF NE COURSES.... BORN IN BROOKLINE..... GREAT AREA.....
Hello Rory
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This is the type of course when you have 10 guys shoot -5 on day one and a couple guys get to -7 or -8. This is not a championship course. It is a wonderful course, very pristine, but too short and flat for a challenging US Open. This will be a shootout for 4 days. JT played a practice round on Tuesday this week and shot 30 on the front and 32 on the back....and hit just 2 drivers during the round. Gary Woodland shot a similar number in his practice round
When did he play a practice round this past week. The practice rounds start on 6/13 I thought.
@Who Cares fake life
Good call. Very flat and a terrible test. They really ripped it up
@@tegbers12 lol I was wrong. Dead wrong in fact.
Excellent, excellent video. More Gil Hanse please! Thank you Andy and Garrett for this tremendous content!