Golf Greens: History, Design, and Construction

The book explains in detail what is left out on in Golf Curse Architecture. Great Buy.

Good book for construction green. It should have comment the best or worse golf course. I like it and fit for my work.

I found this incredible interview regarding how the game of Golf has changed over the years. It focuses on how modern golf courses have become much easier than they were meant to be. You wouldn't believe the evolution! If you have any interest in the history of Golf, this is a must read. If you want to become even more knowledgeable on the subject, scroll to the bottom of the interview and get in touch with the author. After reading, I guarantee you will be able to lead the most interesting discussions and impress your friends![...]

There is no other book out on the market that explains scientifically and in layman's terms about the ins and outs of golf green history and construction than this book by Golf Course Architect M.Hurdzan. I would recommend to all those in the industry to use this book as their bible for their guide to constructing a golf green. As a fellow architect Hurdzan is a competitor in the industry but I have no qualms recommending this book to everyone.

Mike Hurdzan's Golf Greens is not an easy read straight through from cover to cover because it is highly technical. But I did it and I'm glad. It searches the subject in far greater depth of detail and pictorially than anyone has ever done before. Great coverage! And it doesn't always simply "sell the conventional line". I learned lots from it, though before thought I was already pretty well experienced in this important matter. I recommend this book to all golf course developers, contractors, maintenance superintendents and other golf course architects for learning much more about golf greens.