Frank Lloyd Wright
In golf course design habitual analysis requires being in touch with the daily grind of construction. All the synthesis that emerges from an architect's mind cannot be put on paper as Wright had with structures.
Golf architecture requires being in touch with the builders, the site, the process for weeks and months at a crack because the vision of the architect differs from the interpretation of each individual builder.
It allows the synthesis of new opportunities, new concepts, improvements across the board.
Little time = little synthesis and communication of these winning ideas.
Tony Ristola
agolfarchitect.com
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