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Golf Course Architecture in the Chicago District
In 1915, William Langford wrote a series of articles for the Chicago Evening Post describing his thoughts about golf course architecture. Topics included:
The Utilization of Natural Features
The Bunkering of Courses
The Art of Building Natural Looking Bunkers
Economy in Golf Course Design, Construction, and Maintenance
The Construction of Artificial Hazards
The Length of Holes and of Courses
Placing Hazards
These articles were later compiled into a booklet. View a copy here.
External Resources
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The Fried Egg - Profile of Langford & Moreau, written by Adam Woodard
American Society of Golf Course Architects (ASGCA) - Profile of William Langford
Golf Club Atlas - The Architecture of William B. Langford : Making Waves in the Heartland - Profile of William Langford, written by Mark Chalfant
Illinois PGA - William Langford Induction into the Illinois Golf Hall of Fame (2019) - Videos of Introduction and Acceptance Speech (by Dan Moore)
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Profile on Golf Club Atlas
Profile on Plugged in Golf
Profile on Wisco Golf Addict
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Ozaukee Country Club - Profile on Wisco Golf Addict
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