TGJ Podcast 20

Keith Cutten

Canadian golf course architect and author talks through his career, how he came up with the idea for his book and the current state of the golf industry.

Words by The Golfer’s Journal

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“The book started as a thesis that was basically me answering my own questions for myself. And I finally was wise enough to think, ‘Hey, maybe other people would be interested in this, too.'”
Keith Cutten

Keith Cutten is a Canadian golf course architect and the author of the new book, “The Evolution of Golf Course Design.” He joined the podcast to talk through his career in architecture, how he came up with the idea for his book and the current state of the golf industry.

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