Welcome back to another edition of the Friday podcast. I'm Garrett Morrison managing editor at the Friday and today

We dive into the world of disc golf architecture. You heard that right disc golf and it turns out to be a really interesting subject

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All right, so today's guest is John Hauke who is widely regarded even universally regarded as the leading designer in disc golf

He's behind courses like Harmony Benz and Columbia, Missouri

C. La Ranch and Talco, Texas and Hillcrest Farms on Prince Edward Island

These courses are considered to be among the very best in the disc golf world and

Just last year there was a tournament at Hillcrest Farms and I'll put a link to a video of it in the show notes

I want you to see it. It's a pretty stunning place

So until recently I

Never really thought about disc golf architecture and here I have to apologize to any listeners who are avid disc golfers

I have a great deal of respect for the sport

But I just don't know a whole lot about it. So parts of this episode might seem a little basic to you, but trying my best

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