Podcast appearances and mentions of jay blasi

Our Host Matt Considine welcomes golf course architect Jay Blasi. They discuss Jay's passion for golf, his upbringing in a golf-centric family, and his journey into architecture. Jay shares stories from his childhood, including drawing golf holes and his family's connection to Beverly Country Club. The conversation explores imagination in design, the challenges of starting his own firm, and his work on Chambers Bay, a landmark course that balances public access with championship quality. Jay discusses media narratives regarding golf course reputations, focusing on Poppy Ridge, and emphasizes sustainability through innovative grass choices. The discussion also covers the NCGA's role in promoting public golf, rising industry costs, and public-private partnerships for municipal courses. Jay reflects on the transformation of the Golden Gate Park Golf Course and shares his excitement for upcoming projects. NewClub > https://www.newclub.golf Titleist > https://www.titleist.com Jay Blasi Design > https://blasigolf.com/ Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Guest Introduction 02:54 Jay Blasi's Early Life and Connection to Golf 05:58 The Journey to Golf Course Architecture 08:49 Childhood Memories and Caddy Stories 12:09 The Importance of Imagination in Design 15:04 Starting J. Blasi Design 17:54 Chambers Bay: A Career Milestone 20:48 Design Philosophy and Achievements at Chambers Bay 27:36 The Impact of Media on Golf Course Reputation 28:12 Exploring Poppy Ridge Golf Course 29:22 The Landscape and Design Decisions at Poppy Ridge 33:31 The Role of NCGA in Public Golf 38:11 Innovative Grass Choices for Sustainability 41:11 Addressing Rising Costs in Golf 46:01 Public-Private Partnerships in Golf 50:21 Transforming Golden Gate Park Golf Course 55:09 Upcoming Projects and Future Aspirations

Welcome back! Stoked to share this weeks episode with Jay Blasi. Jay is a golf course architect based out of California, who came to NZ earlier in 2024 for an amazing golf trip around our North Island. It was great to get Jay's thoughts on our golf here in NZ, and it was great to get a sense of his enthusiasm for New Zealand's golfing landscape. Enjoy!Jay's Website - http://www.jayblasi.com

Brett Hochstein—a California-based golf architect who has shaped features for Tom Doak, Gil Hanse, Jay Blasi, and Jim Urbina, among others—joins Garrett Morrison to talk about his plans for two high-potential Sacramento municipal golf courses. Brett has just completed a master plan for a renovation of William Land Golf Course, a nine-holer in a city park, and he expects to finish his master plan for historical work at Haggin Oaks, an Alister MacKenzie design, later this year. Brett talks with Garrett about a variety of issues related to these projects, from California's water crisis to techniques for building great golf on flat land to MacKenzie's wild late-period greens. Brett and Garrett wrap up the episode with some chat about sneaky-good public courses on California's Central Coast.

On this episode of the Golfweek Rater Podcast, Jay Blasi recaps his incredible golf journey across New Zealand.

Jay Blasi, the golf architect behind the exciting redesign of Golden Gate Park Golf Course in San Francisco, joins Garrett for a wide-ranging chat. First, they discuss the subtle virtues of this week's PGA Tour venue, Riviera Country Club. Then they dig into the Golden Gate Park story: the origins of this municipal short course, the issues it had until recently, and Jay's role in reviving and improving it. Jay and Garrett close out the episode by talking about a few hot topics in golf architecture, including rollback and AI.

Josh Lewis is a partner with the Gradoville & Hertzing Agronomic Consulting Group and is currently the project manager on the Jay Blasi redesign & rebuild of the Golden Gate Park Golf Course. To learn more about Josh & his consulting service please visit: https://www.ghmanagementgroup.com Thanks to our sponsor! https://www.greenkeeperapp.com/marketing/ Email questions & inquires to: thetalkinggreenkeeper@gmail.com

Jay Blasi is a golf course designer that recently finished the redesign at Lakeside Country Club in Houston, Texas. Jay shares his story and how he was able to win the project despite a few hurdles to get over. Bigger is not always better and who is doing the work is important. Gritman and Jay explore the following topics: - Gaining experience (chicken or egg) - Positioning yourself to win a competitive selection process - Putting in the time and being present during construction - How to make golf more enjoyable for the average golfer and still challenging for the low handicap player - Parkland vs Links (What is Augusta National?) - Working with membership to establish project goals - Bringing classic design to Texas (MacKenzie, Macdonald, Ross, Rayner) - How to make a course interesting on a relatively flat piece of land - Template holes (Road, Redan, Biarritz) - Overcoming the unexpected loss of the course superintendent during construction - Role of the architect throughout the project - Course Conditions vs. Design - Maintaining a new golf course - Pros and Cons of presenting plans in interview process A big thank you to Jay for taking the time to visit with us. Thank you for listening. Jay Blasi Design Lakeside Country Club Sponsors: Turtle Box Audio Poncho Outdoors Contact: chris@gritmenclub.com

In this episode of Inside Golf Podcast, Andy Lack (@adplacksports) is joined by Stephen Hennessey, Deputy Editor of Golf Digest, to recap the Sentry Tournament of Champions, Chris Kirk's victory, and a thrilling start to the golf season. Next, Stephen and Andy dive into the odds board and break down their favorite plays for the Sony Open. Finally, Andy and Stephen recap their golf travels in 2023, and share some of their favorite new golf courses. In the second half of the episode, Andy is joined by Jay Blasi, architect for Jay Blasi Design, to discuss the opening of his new golf course, Golden Gate Park, as well as some lingering thoughts on the rollback news. Thanks for listening and subscribing to Inside Golf Podcast with Andy Lack. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this Fire Drill podcast, Alan Shipnuck and Matt Ginella welcome the team behind the renovation of the Golden Gate Park Golf Course: Dan Burke, CEO of First Tee of San Francisco; Jay Blasi, the golf course architect; and Josh Lewis, project manager and agronomy guru. Burke, Blasi and Lewis reflect on the before, during and after of the resurrection and what this revitalized city asset will mean to the community.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jay Blasi has worked on multiple great projects in the world of golf course architecture. Chambers Bay, Santa Ana CC, and Stanford's Practice Facility, to name just a few. A voyage to the lone star state and Houston more specifically was a new journey for Jay but one that for my money he has aced.Lakeside CC is a 1952 Ralph Plummer original and was in need of a new look prior to Jay's work. The new rendition of Lakeside will feature more strategic intrigue, shortgrass, firm and fast playing conditions, and a convergence in difficulty between good and bad players. Taking inspiration from CC of Charleston and Yeamans Hall in Charleston, SC, Jay has implemented multiple template holes into the new version of Lakeside CC as well which I believe will be well received by membership.Both Henry and Walker had the chance to sit down with Jay during this podcast which made for a fun two part interview. We will have a lot more content coming on Lakeside CC so keep your eyes peeled on the social links below for more!Thank you for joining us today for our show. We appreciate the ongoing support!Cheers,- The Tie GuysWebsite:https://www.thetiepodcast.comInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/thetiepodcast/?hl=enTwitter:https://mobile.twitter.com/thetiepodcastGoodWalk Coffee:https://goodwalkcoffee.comCODE: thetie for 20% offBDraddy:bdraddy.comCODE: thetie25 for 25% off

In this episode of Inside Golf Podcast, Andy is joined by Jay Blasi of Jay Blasi Design, one of the most talented young American architects to discuss his design work on Chambers Bay, Sharp Park, Golden Gate Park & much. Jay discusses working with Robert Trent Jones on Chambers Bay and the challenges an architect faces in designing a modern championship golf course. Jay weighs in on the distance debate, and how that has affected modern architecture. Finally, they discuss an exciting new project in the heart of San Francisco that Jay is currently working on, the restoration of the Golden Gate Park Par Three course, as well as working with Tom Doak on Sharp Park. Thanks for listening and subscribing to Inside Golf Podcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode of the Golfweek Rater Podcast, Jim Hansen & Jay Blasi chat with Peter Flory, who is joining the Golfweek Rater team.

Golfweek Rater podcast host Jay Blasi sits down with Dirk Willis, Vice President of Global Golf, Retail & Landscape for the Kohler Company, to chat about the upcoming Ryder Cup at Whistling Straits.

In this episode of the Golfweek Rater Podcast, Jay Blasi chats with Tom Doak about the 20th anniversary of Pacific Dunes.

Golfweek Rater hosts Thomas Dunne & Jay Blasi welcome two new Rater architectural panelists to the show (Jim Cummings and Sara Mess) and discuss the year ahead.

Golfweek Rater host Thomas Dunne and fellow Rater architectural panelists Jay Blasi & David Normoyle bring you the 2020 Year in Review.

Jay Blasi, a Golfweek Rater panelist and golf course architect, sits down with fellow golf course architect Tom Doak as they discuss his new book, "Getting to 18."

Golfweek Rater host Thomas Dunne and fellow Rater architectural panelist Jay Blasi, interview golf course architect Bill Coore at the We-Ko-Pa Golf Club in Arizona.

In this special edition of Forward Press, golf designer Jay Blasi chats with world renowned golf course architect, Tom Doak, about his process when designing a new course, discussing a project with a client, his new book 'Getting To 18' and much more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Derek Duncan is a golf writer and host of Feed. The. Ball. Podcast. The podcast is a discussion on golf and design. Some of his recent guests include Peter Kessler, the Voice of Golf, Thad Layton, Tom Mackenzie and Jay Blasi. Derek also appreciates a good bottle of wine and has a history in the wine business. On this episode of The Wednesday Match Play Podcast, Derek talks about his podcast, an old Honda Civic, his experience with a bottle of Knob Creek Single Barrel and shares his thoughts on The Loop and if he thinks reversible courses will be popular in the future of golf course design. This was a fun episode and I love Derek's passion. Let's jump into it.

Jay Blasi founded his own design company in 2012 after working for Robert Trent Jones II for over a decade. He gained notoriety as the lead associate on two high profile Jones courses: The Patriot Golf Club in Oklahoma, and Washington State’s Chambers Bay, host of the 2015 U.S. Open, where Blasi was instrumental in… Read More Read More The post Episode 42: Jay Blasi appeared first on Feed The Ball.

Jay Blasi is the golf course architect and owner at Jay Blasi Design. He sits down with me to discuss the process of creating a golf course, his design philosophy, and his biggest inspirations in golf course design.   Jay does a great job of explaining significant architectural principles in layman's terms throughout this episode. I hope this allows you to be able to differentiate good golf from bad golf, and form your own opinions on what you like in a golf course.   His work can be found on his website, sign up for our newsletter. Enjoy the episode!

Host Andy Johnson leads a discussion with Bo Links, Ran Morrissett, and Jay Blasi. Topics included golf course architecture, Save Sharp Park, caddies, public golf accessibility, Tiger, and just a little bit of whisky. Andy Johnson runs friedegg.co, a must read for any golfer. Ran Morrissett founded golfclubatlas.com, the go to for the architecture junkie.  Jay Blasi is the architect behind Chambers Bay, host of the 2015 US Open.   Big thank you to Jason Yip and State Apparels Urban Clubhouse for hosting!

Architects Jay Blasi and Brett Hochstein join the pod to discuss the dark ages of golf course architecture and what the future holds for those courses. Listen and subscribe to the podcast on iTunes and Stitcher. If you enjoy please rate and review the podcast it helps us out greatly!

I am joined with golf course architect Jay Blasi. Jay and I discuss the future of golf course design, technology, Sharp Park, the reaction to Chambers Bay and much more. Listen and subscribe to the podcast on iTunes and Stitcher.

Jay Blasi is a golf course architect, whose prominent West Coast work includes Chambers Bay, host of the 2015 U.S. Open, where he was a key figure in Robert Trent Jones Jr.'s design team. Jay also recently completed a complete renovation of Santa Ana Country Club in Irvine, CA, and is now consulting with the San Francisco Public Golf Alliance for their restoration of Sharp Park Golf Course.   This episode is proudly presented by Golf Guide and Seamus Golf

Even if you haven't heard of Jay Blasi, you've probably seen his work. Join Dave Wilber as he interviews Architect Blasi. From Chambers Bay to Santa Anna Country Club to Sharp Park, Jay Blasi is one of those people who have been involved with bringing interesting design to Modern Golf. Dave Wilber talks with Blasi about Jay's story, his development as a staff architect with RTJ2, and his transition to independent architect. Some great tips are given for planning and executing renovation and restoration work.  Yet another great episode with a great member of the construction and renovation community.  

Geoff Shackelford, Mike Clayton and Rod Morri are joined by golf course architect Jay Blasi, the man largely responsible for the design of US Open host course Chambers Bay

*Jay Blasi was on the Robert Trent Jones II, RTJII design team at Chambers Bay Golf Course. During this episode, Jay Blasi shares his experience working on the design team at Chambers Bay Golf Course, the home of the 2015 U.S. Open.  One piece of advice Jay shares about golf course design is to break the rules if there is a compelling reason to do so. Jay Blasi Jay Blasi spent his initial years at RTJ II assisting the design team ... read the full article...

During this episode, Jay Blasi shares his experience designing Chamber's Bay Golf Course, the home of the 2015 U.S. Open.  One piece of advice Jay shares about golf course design is to break the rules if there is a compelling reason to do so.   Jay Blasi spent his initial years at RTJ II assisting the design team on dozens of projects around the world. His first opportunity to serve as one of the lead architects on a project team came at Chambers Bay, a true links layout on the shores of Puget Sound, in University Place, Washington. Blasi fell in love with the property on his first site visit, and spent the majority of his time on the project from 2004 to 2007. Jay says he deals with others in a variety of different ways, he draws plans, communicates and works with others on developing a game plan to create a golf course.