Podcast appearances and mentions of mike devries

In this episode, we welcome Golf Course Architect Mike Devries. The trio discusses various golf-related topics, including the game's historical context, the evolution of golf course architecture partnerships, and the technological marvels of the SR-71. They also delve into collaborative golf course design dynamics, highlighting the importance of authenticity and complementary skills among partners. In this conversation, the speakers discuss their experiences and insights in golf architecture, focusing on Australia's Seven Mile Beach project. They emphasize the importance of honesty and collaboration in their work, the unique aspects of Australian golf culture compared to the US, and the excitement surrounding new golf courses. The discussion also touches on hidden gems in golf architecture, highlighting lesser-known but remarkable courses. In this conversation, Mike DeVries discusses the legacy of John Abercrombie and the restoration of the Addington Golf Course, highlighting the challenges and unique features of the course. He shares insights on innovative design concepts, such as the 19th hole, and reflects on the philosophy behind selecting underappreciated courses for restoration. DeVries emphasizes the importance of fun in golf course design and the future of golf in engaging new generations. 00:00 Introduction and Historical Context in Golf 05:03 The Evolution of Golf Course Architecture Partnerships 09:58 The Technological Marvels of the SR-71 and Its Impact 14:52 The Dynamics of Collaborative Golf Course Design 26:54 Honesty and Experience in Golf Architecture 33:30 The Seven Mile Beach Project 50:30 Golf Culture in Australia vs. the US 52:51 Hidden Gems in Golf Architecture 54:04 The Legacy of John Abercrombie and Addington Golf Course 57:54 Restoration Challenges and Unique Features of the 12th Hole 01:01:45 Innovative Course Design: The 19th Hole Concept 01:05:55 Underappreciated Gems: The Philosophy Behind Course Selections 01:09:20 The Importance of Fun in Golf Course Design 01:14:02 The Future of Golf: Engaging New Generations NewClub > https://www.newclub.golf Titleist > https://www.titleist.com Devries Designs > https://devriesdesigns.com/ Clayton, Devries, Pont > https://www.cdpgolf.com/

Today we're heading to the Horsham Golf Club in Victoria and catching up with PGA Professional Cameron Howell. In this episode Cameron shares his Great Golfing Road Trip – the Wimmera Golf Trail.We'll hear about four superb country courses, large courses, Santa Ana couch fairways, and country hospitality. Cameron tells us how ‘a little bit of the Melbourne Sandbelt made its way to this beautiful regional area.' He speaks of his love of golfing road trips, the excitement he gets when discovering a new golf course and meeting new people along the way.If this episode sparks your interest to get in the car and explore the Wimmera Golf Trail, head to our website for all the local intel on courses, accommodation, places to eat and sightseeing.(02:32) The road trip from Melbourne(03:07) Welcome to the Horsham Golf Club(04:35) Sam Berriman brings Melbourne Sandbelt designs to Horsham (05:10) Country hospitality when you arrive at Horsham Golf Club(06:00) What's Horsham Golf Course like to play for a range of golfers?(07:45) The Horsham Open Tournament and Horsham Senior Amateur (09:13) Where is Horsham Golf course ranked?(09:37) What does it cost to play Horsham Golf Course?(10:05) Mike Clayton and Mike DeVries guide the next phase of course enhancement at Horsham Golf Course(11:20) Horsham accommodation and dining options(12:15) Nhill Golf Club(14:00) Dimboola Golf Club(16:15) Warracknabeal Golf Club(18:05) What Cameron enjoys about golfing road trips and experiencing the regional areas(19:00) Contacting Cameron and playing The Wimmera Trail.FOLLOW GREAT GOLFING ROAD TRIPSInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/greatgolfingroadtrips/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100094378671299Twitter: https://twitter.com/golfroadtripsCONNECT WITH GREAT GOLFING ROAD TRIPSWebsite: https://greatgolfingroadtrips.com/Email: greatgolfingroadtrips@gmail.comOUR CHARITY PARTNER Leukaemia Foundation: https://www.leukaemia.org.au/GUESTCameron HowellHorsham Golf Club304 Golf Course Road Haven (via Horsham) Victoria 3401Phone: (03) 5382 3312Email: proshop@horshamgolfclub.comWebsite: https://horshamgolfclub.com.auGOLF COURSESHorsham Golf ClubWebsite: https://horshamgolfclub.com.au/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/horshamgolf/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/horsham_golf_club/YouTube:

      A real treat to chat with esteemed golf course architect Mike DeVries. Boasting decades of experience in the industry, Mike is one of the men on the ground at 7 Mile Beach. This episode focusses lots on the course, as well as Mike's portfolio of courses, his thoughts on construction, and so much more.   The preamble of the episode includes Scott and Matt discussing recent golf course property sales in Melbourne (Kingswood and Cranbourne) as well as the date of golf at Oakleigh Public golf course. And Scott recaps his recent visit to Broken Hill.   As always – special thanks to our podcast supporters – Angus And Grace Go Golfing, and Burnley Brewing. Visit the Angus and Grace Go Golfing website, Instagram page, or bricks and mortar store (William Street Paddington), and get your hands on some of the best golf apparel in the world. Burnley Brewing are back in the swing of things in 2024 – reinstating Trivia Tuesday at their tap room – situated at 648-650 Bridge Road Richmond. Go visit Burnley Brewing online at www.burnleybrewing.com.au or on insta. Our proud supporter has a brilliant range of locally brewed beers – with something for everyone's taste.  Images related to this episode can be found on our Instagram page (@AustralianGolfPassport) and on Twitter (@AusGolfPassport). Images accompanied by attribution to their owners / creators. Podcast intro music - Nbhd Nick / Stop Playing With Me - Instrumental / courtesy of www.epidemicsound.com

Mike this week has the pleasure of chatting with Mike DeVries, course designer of a number of amazing tracks around the world including Cape Wickham and Seven Mile Beach. Mike fills us in on where they are currently at with the progression of the Seven Mile Beach construction as well as a mini update on Cape Wickham. We also get to play Lucky 7's as well as Mike vs The Mug... in a week we will figure out who gets to keep the title of Mike! At the end of the episode I run down all the results of this week as well as preview this weeks events, including the Arnold Palmer Invitational.

Mike DeVries joins us from a wintery Michigan in advance of what may be his final construction visit to the 7 Mile Beach Golf Development that he is currently building for Mat Goggin in Hobart, Tasmania. We discuss his early influences at Crystal Downs in Michigan, restoration work at the Meadow Club, The Addington & Royal Dublin. We take a quick look at both the Addington in London and the 7MB project, get an elevator pitch for golf in Michigan and finally Mike shares some of his bucket list golf courses and golf book recommendations. We hope you enjoy our chat. Please find a few links below relating to some of the book recommendations mentioned towards the end of the episode: The MacKenzie Reader - edited by Joshua Pettit (https://alistermackenzie.org/store/mackenziereader) Paul Daley's series, entitled Golf Architecture : A Worldwide Perspective (https://www.finegolfbooks.com/pages/author/618/paul-daley/) , now extends to 7 Volumes, some of which are available through Fine Golf Books. Volume 7 can also be purchased directly form Paul Daley (email him at : fswing@bigpond.net.au). Earlier editions can also often be found through pre-owned book resellers such as Abebooks, World of Books or Thrift Books. Intro and outro music - _Shoreline Serenade by Dye O _- under license from Epidemic Sound Special Guest: Mike DeVries.

Mathew Goggin has had one of the most interesting careers in golf and he's not yet old enough to play on the Champions Tour. Growing up in Tasmania as the son of legendary golfer Lindy Goggin (née Jennings), Mat played frequently at Royal Hobart Golf Club, which is close to the Hobart International Airport as well as a strip of sand dunes and pine trees called Seven Mile Beach. Mat often wondered why there wasn't a course on this landmass, amid the spectacular dunes. Future Tassie golfers will no longer have to wonder: with the help of architects Mike Clayton and Mike DeVries, Mat is developing a new public golf course at Seven Mile Beach, set to open in late 2024. In addition, he has already begun to plan a second course next door, this one called 5 Mile Beach. Matt gives Garrett the lowdown on these projects and also talks about his outstanding competitive career, highlighted by a victory at the 1995 Australian Amateur, five wins on the Korn Ferry Tour, and a very close call at the 2009 Open Championship. (Yes, that Open—the Tom Watson vs. Stewart Cink one.) Mentioned in the episode: Mat's excellent essay "10 years and counting...," a reflection on his late grandfather's influence on his life in golf

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A fun change to this week's podcast, as Shane traveled to Scotland last month to check out a true links course that is getting a makeover. The Links Golf Club recently purchased Spey Bay and hired the DeVries Designs team to do a full renovation of the property. Mike DeVries, Michael Clayton, and Frank Pont join Shane from Spey Bay to chat about the job, the architectural excitement of getting a chance to work on a true piece of links land in Scotland, and plenty more. Plus, Jim Daily and Adam Besvinick from Links Golf Club talk about how you, ya know, buy a freakin' golf course in Scotland.  You'll enjoy the Q&A plus the audience participation. A big, big thanks to the Links Golf Club for the opportunity to be a part of this, and a huge thanks to Fyfe Golf for helping capture the audio from the Q&A. They did the hard work so that could be turned into a podcast!  Links Golf Club: https://www.links.golf Spey Bay: https://www.links.golf/speybay Shane's Children's Book, The Golfer Zoo: https://back9press.com/pages/bacon The PING Proving Grounds Podcast: https://omny.fm/shows/ping-proving-grounds/playlists/podcastSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mike DeVries has learned from the best. The Michigan native first picked up the game at Crystal Downs, trained under Tom Doak and worked for Tom Fazio. He's since made a name for himself by designing celebrated modern courses like Kingsley Club, Cape Wickham and Greywalls to name a few. On TGJ Podcast 125, DeVries joins host Tom Coyne from the site of his next project in Tasmania to speak to what makes for "engaging" golf," his personal top five and why, for him, everything comes back to Crystal Downs. 

Mike DeVries has learned from the best. The Michigan native first picked up the game at Crystal Downs, trained under Tom Doak and worked for Tom Fazio. He's since made a name for himself by designing celebrated modern courses like Kingsley Club, Cape Wickham and Greywalls to name a few. On TGJ Podcast 125, DeVries joins host Tom Coyne from the site of his next project in Tasmania to speak to what makes for "engaging" golf," his personal top five and why, for him, everything comes back to Crystal Downs. 

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Let's leave the parlous state of world golf behind for a while and get back to talking one of our favourite topics here on SOG: course architecture. On Ep 124 Geoff Shackelford, Mike Clayton and Rod Morri welcome Mike Devries and Mat Goggin for an update on the highly anticipated Seven Mile Beach project in Hobart, Tasmania. For those playing the drinking game Ep 124 will be disappointing...you can leave the bottle opener in the drawer as there's not a single mention of distance (or even LIV Golf!)

Shepherd's Community Church - Sunday Service - 07/31/2022 - Lord of the Waves Guest speaker Mike DeVries preaches from Matthew 8:23-27, and we learn that Jesus is leading, calm, and in control no matter what you're going through.

With Marshy out of action, good friend of the pod Lukas Michel drops in to chat some world golf, but primarily the project of Seven Mile Beach in Tasmania, which is gathering some fantastic attention. Lukas is on the bulldozer at the project, working with Mike DeVries.

Mat Goggin joins us for episode 3 of The Firm & Fast Golf Podcast. Mr. Goggin is - a genteman, grandson to Gordon, son to Lindy, a former Australian Amateur Open Champion and touring pro, lover of dogs and horses and public access golf. When Mike Clayton first told Mat that he was involved in the Barnbougle Dunes project in Bridport, Tasmania, the now 7 Mile Beach course developer Goggin, wondered why Bridport and not Hobart. After an unsuccessful application to take the lease of a public access golf course, Goggin resolved to leave no stone unturned in furthering his dream to build a community focussed golf facility that would provide opportunities, inspiration and access to great golf. This is Mat's story..... I hope you enjoy. https://www.golfaustralia.com.au/news/clayton-devries-pont-to-design-tassie-beach-course-560139 https://www.golfcoursearchitecture.net/content/course-work-to-begin-on-incredible-seven-mile-beach-site-in-hobart https://www.golfcoursearchitecture.net/content/design-team-gathers-at-seven-mile-beach-for-course-construction Special Guest: Mat Goggin.

Originally published in November 2021 NLU Podcast Ep. 494, Mike DeVries: Golf course architect, and Michigan native, Mike DeVries joins Soly to discuss his courses featured on the current season of Tourist Sauce as well as his background in the golf course architecture business, his work both domestically and around the world, his design influences and philosophies, and much more. Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Originally featured in Tourist Sauce Season 7: We are way up North on the final stop of our Michigan Trip. We discuss the Mike DeVries designed Greywalls Golf Course at Marquette Golf Club. Enjoy! Tourist Sauce (Michigan): Episode 9, "Greywalls" Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Originally featured in Tourist Sauce Season 7: We are at Kingsley Club. And what a treat it is. We saw a lot of great Mike DeVries golf courses in Grand Rapids, but Kingsley Club stands alone at the top. Plus we are joined by Mike for a day around his design and dinner. We unpack it all here. Enjoy! Tourist Sauce (Michigan): Episode 5, "Kingsley Club" Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Originally featured in Tourist Sauce Season 7: We continue our trip up to Grand Rapids and start the Tour DeVries™️. In this episode, we visit Mike DeVries designs Diamond Springs, Pilgrim's Run and The Mines. Enjoy! Tourist Sauce (Michigan): Episode 3, "Grand Rapids" Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In our final episode of the year, we highlight some clips from Rory McIlroy, Justin Thomas, Jon Rahm, Tony Jacklin, Andy Gardiner, Mike Whan, Bob Rotella, Mike Devries, Bones, Chris Dimarco, and many more. Thanks so much for supporting another year of the No Laying Up podcast. Can't wait to bring you more in 2022.

Golf course architect, and Michigan native, Mike DeVries joins Soly to discuss his courses featured on the current season of Tourist Sauce as well as his background in the golf course architecture business, his work both domestically and around the world, his design influences and philosophies, and much more. Catch Tourist Sauce: Michigan with new episodes premiering on the NLU YouTube channel Wednesday nights at 9p ET.

Golf course architect Jeff Stein joins me to discuss his career in golf course design, working with his mentors, the golden age design styles of C.B. Macdonald and others, golf course photography, and running his own design firm.Stein Golf Design: https://www.steingolf.com/Follow Jeff on Instagram @steingolfdesign

Welcome to the Fore Golfers Network Podcast Season 5 debut and our conversation with Golf Course Architects Tom Doak and Mike DeVries discussing their careers, philosophy, the distance impact, and the sale of Forest Dunes. ---------------- FGN 24/7 Listener Hotline - 989-787-0193 - we want to hear from you! Subscribe to the FGN Podcast Check out FGN videos on YouTube and our free Roku Channel

2019 U.S. Mid Am Champion Lukas Michel joins the podcast to discuss his preparations for the Masters as well as his travels in the U.S. since the U.S. Amateur. Lukas details his work on Mike DeVries's restoration crew at Bloomfield Hills and the great golf he has played all over the country. Lukas last appeared on The Fried Egg Podcast after his U.S. Mid Am win in Episode 155.

Chad and Loretta do an exclusive interview with Mike DeVries, CFP, CHBS, EA - Owner and Business Advisor of MD Management Group where they discuss the Provider Relief Fund and Payroll Protection Act.Healthcare professionals and business owners have had a lot of questions centered around the Provider Relief Fund and Payroll Protection Act. What is deemed a necessary expenditure? What are the best practices for record-keeping? How can I avoid having to pay any of the money back?If you have additional questions about the Cares Act funding, reach out to our team to schedule a free consultation.https://bit.ly/39rlQpG

Welcome to the Fore Golfers Network/Michigan Golf Live special presentation of the "DeVries Designs Golf Trail," featuring a quartet of public courses in Michigan - Diamond Springs, The Mines, Pilgrim's Run, and Greywalls. These stunning courses were designed largely by Mike DeVries and he also joins the conversation to talk about his approach to each unique project. Don't miss your chance to win FREE GOLF...listen for the details!

On this episode of the LINKS Golf Podcast, Digital Editor Al Lunsford is joined by internationally acclaimed golf architect Mike DeVries, who is featured in the Summer 2020 issue of LINKS Magazine. DeVries talks about growing up in Michigan and working at Alister MacKenzie’s Crystal Downs, his crown jewel at Cape Wickham in Australia (ranked 21st in Golf Digest’s World Top 100), lessons learned from Tom Doak, and his “boots-on-the-ground” approach to course design. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Architect Mike DeVries steps into the Salon with Jim Urbina and Derek Duncan to discuss arguably the granddaddy of all design topics, routing. The long and winding conversation touches on the exposures of Cape Wickham, sacrificing extraordinary holes for the sake of rhythm and continuity, routing around natural greensites, if routing is a skill that… Read More Read More The post Feed the Ball Salon Vol. 5, ft. Mike DeVries appeared first on Feed The Ball.

For the first time since Episode 46, golf course architect Mike DeVries joins Andy on the podcast. DeVries was introduced to the game at Crystal Downs Golf Club in Michigan, and he worked for Tom Doak and Tom Fazio before starting his own design business. His best-known work is Cape Wickham Links on King Island in Tasmania, but he has also built several excellent, affordable public courses in his home state of Michigan. Mike and Andy discuss two of his accessible designs in the Grand Rapids area, Diamond Springs and The Mines, before speaking more broadly about the dual influences of Perry Maxwell and Alister MacKenzie, the joys of walking, and the challenges of routing courses on severe sites, such as the one where Mike’s stunning Greywalls course sits.

Derek Duncan has the week off but Rollback Alliance co-founder Matt Mollica courageously steps into the breach to talk all things golf on Episode 5 of The Good Good Golf Podcast. We chat whether The Masters has as much influence as most believe, why they won't go it alone with a tournament ball, ponder whether adding a racetrack to a suburban golf course could save it and why a video clip from a tournament almost 30 years ago went viral. Links mentioned on this episode: Our sponsor, The Golf Society (https://www.thegolfsociety.com.au/pages/talkingolf) The TalkinGolf Podcast Network (https://talkingolf.com) Rob Williamson's Gil Morgan clip (https://twitter.com/Yeti2319/status/1184401066130960384?s=20) that went viral Episode 99 (https://talkingolf.com/sog-ep-099-a-very-special-announcement/) of State of the Game with Mike Clayton, Mike Devries and Frank Pont

State of the Game co-host Mike Clayton has some very special news to share on episode 99 of the show. After almost 10 years alongside Geoff Ogilvy, Mike Cocking and Ashley Mead in the OCCM design firm the former European Tour player has departed the company in search of new opportunities. First up is an announcement that he will be a collaborative partner with two of the world's best known and most highly respected designers, Frank Pont and Mike DeVries, in a new venture called CDP Golf. The trio join Rod Morri on this special edition of the show to lay out how the partnership came to be and what they plan to do in the future. Links mentioned on this episode: Our Network Sponsor, The Golf Society (https://www.thegolfsociety.com.au/pages/talkingolf) The new CDP Golf (http://www.cdpgolf.com) website Mike Clayton's new website (https://www.claytongolf.com.au) Frank Pont's Infinite Variety Golf Design (https://www.infinitevarietygolf.com) website Mike DeVries' website (http://devriesdesigns.com) CDP Golf on Twitter (https://twitter.com/cdpgolf1) Infinite Variety on Twitter (https://twitter.com/IVGD1) Devries Designs on Twitter (https://twitter.com/DeVriesDesigns) Mike Clayton on Twitter (https://twitter.com/mikeclaytongolf) Special Guests: Frank Pont and Mike DeVries.

Joining the Bag Drop this episode is Mike Devries, Golf Course Architect of Kingsley Club, Cape Wickham, Meadow Club & Greywalls.

On this episode of In Ink We Trust, Anthony Sanchez talks with Mike DeVries of MD Tattoo in Northridge. He catches up with us after being in London for Kaos Theory. He talks about tattooing at the age 16. His transition from private studio to a tattoo apprenticeship. His style of tattoo and how it put him in the international spotlight. He talks about what fame means to him. He shares stories about starting his tattoo shop and fostering new tattoo artists. He talks about his product Wipe Outz. They talk about his books. What he plans to do next in his career. Follow Mike on Instagram at @mikedevries. His shop at mdtattoostudio.com and @mdtattoostudio. MD Wipez at mdwipeoutz.com. Book publishing at mementopublishing.com. For more info visit KPCRadio.com. Follow us on social media. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/in1nkwetrust. Twitter: https://twitter.com/in1nkwetrust. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ininkwestrust.

Mike DeVries belongs to an elite class of golf architects working today who have been fortunate to work on properties that qualify as some of the best sites golf has seen since the 1920’s. His jaw-dropping design at Cape Wichkam Links on Kings Island in Tasmania, with wide holes rolling along the rocky ocean shore,… Read More Read More The post Episode 13: Mike DeVries appeared first on Feed The Ball.

I am joined by golf course architect Mike DeVries. We talk about his background and how he got into architect, the philosophy of routing, golden age architects and much more. Listen on iTunes or Stitcher and if you enjoy please leave a review!

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