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Alright, welcome back to another edition of the Fried Egg podcast in our Super Intended

series. Today's episode is with the director of agronomy from the Bel Air Country Club. I'm not sure

if there's a V there. It might be it sounds right. I feel like it could be a the Ohio State

situation. Justin DePippo. Justin is a phenomenal Super Intended. Having played Bel Air just recently,

it is probably one of the best conditioned courses I've ever been to. Rock hard, really firm and

fast fairways, firm greens, and he's done a marvelous job with the restoration there and the

continued projects that they have. They have some USDA events coming up. He's a bright young star

in the Super Intended industry and a really good guy. So without further ado, here is Justin DePippo.

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