J Drew Rogers

Classic Courses

Reflections on Long Island Part Two of Four

  Several weeks ago, I joined up with nearly 100 of my golf course architect friends from Europe, Australia and the US for five days of golf, architectural study and camaraderie on some of our country’s finest venues.   Our destination: Long Island, NY. This is the second installment of four entries, or otherwise the second […]

Reflections on Long Island Part One of Four

Several weeks ago, I joined up with nearly 100 of my golf course architect friends from Europe, Australia and the US for five days of golf, architectural study and camaraderie on some of our country’s finest venues.   Our destination: Long Island, NY.                           […]

The Value of an Architect

  After reading a well-penned piece recently from Adam Lawrence, called “Growing Together”, I felt compelled to jot down a few key thoughts that bear highlighting.  – Adam, please accept my apologies for any plagiarisms – but your message is very well put and worthy of repeat! The first and perhaps strongest statement made by […]

When April Can Go Bad

  Masters week… a savored tradition among golfers.  For the sport, there is hardly a more sought after ticket.  For those without badges, CBS will have us all dialed in to watch what some call their “favorite major”.  Without question, we can all recall our favorite moments from the tournaments of the past – on […]

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