Welcome back to part two of our podcast with Patrick Boyd.

If you miss part one, check it out and learn about how Patrick got into the club making business

and where his love of golf course architecture comes from.

We got a lot of great feedback from everyone on part one. It's been much appreciated and I hope you

enjoy part two with Patrick Boyd. I'm Miss Agreen for example I'm already

upset when I find my ball in the bunker I'm really upset and when I find my ball in a fried egg fried egg fried egg fried egg fried egg fried egg fried egg lie I'm about ready to run off the golf course. So, Sweetens is certainly in the fun category.

Bandon is a fun court.

It's like being out there for four years completely changed my perception of golf and like how I value, like just how I appreciate and enjoy golf.

What are the other most fun golf courses. The other most fun

Yeah that you've played like what are your like just the places that you know it might not be the best golf course from an architectural

standpoint if like you know you're looking at architect but like what are the

most fun places that you've played. Most fun.

That's going to take me a minute, man.

It's okay. We got minutes and hours and we can cut...

I mean, the thing, you know, I think you know, the two of us have kind of a mutual love of Seth

Rayner and Stevie McDonald and in Banks. I have I have so much fun going out and

playing their golf courses because you kind of know what you're getting but every course there's just there's just all these little nuances in every version of an Eden or a double plateau or an Alps or where the strategies are going to be kind of similar but where they were built and the land is going to be different.

That's, I don't know, I have, I probably have my most fun playing their golf courses just because I just kind of enjoy maybe it's like the O. C. D. and me or something. I just like enjoy the similarities and differences in playing their courses.

I think there's something to be said about that's why everybody loves the masters

that they know what's coming they know and I think that's something that's you you know it's in a

sense it's unique to them even though a lot of people will say like their

courses aren't unique which is I think like a horrible take I think it's just a horrible take because

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