Art New: Moving Day The Open
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Terry Evans and Art New discuss the Open Championship, focusing on its history, the performance of players like Rory McIlroy and Scottie Scheffler, and the unique challenges of links golf courses. They also touch on the evolution of golf personalities, the impact of weather on play, and the significance of Canadian golfers in the tournament. The discussion highlights the importance of golf course design and community engagement at Trestle Creek Golf Course, culminating in a reflection on the future of golf.
Takeaways
The Open Championship is the oldest golf tournament in the world, first held in 1860.
Rory McIlroy has a significant connection to Royal Port Rush, where he holds a course record.
Scottie Scheffler's focused play is impressive and hard to beat.
Professional golfers often struggle to find joy in the game despite their success.
The personalities in golf have evolved, with fewer colorful characters than in the past.
Links golf courses present unique challenges due to their design and natural elements.
The history of golf courses like Royal Port Rush adds to the game's charm.
Weather can dramatically affect play, especially in links golf.
Canadian golfers like Corey Connors are making strides in major tournaments.
Community engagement at golf courses like Trestle Creek enhances the sport's accessibility.
Chapters
(00:00)-The Open Championship Overview
(01:52)-Rory McIlroy's Impact and Performance
(04:17)-The Evolution of Golf Personalities
(07:03)-Golf Course Design and History
(10:10)-The Future of Golf Course Construction
(13:09)-Current Tournament Insights and Player Performances
(15:36)-Canadian Golfers at The Open
(18:00)-Wind and Its Effects on Golf
(21:44)-Trestle Creek Golf Course and Community Engagement
(24:130-Closing Thoughts and Code Word Announcement
