Seaside golf is held to be the best of all because it is associated with gently moving undulations…To be able always to stand true to our ball can have an enormous influence on the truth of the stroke, and this explains much of the difficulty of the greater links and their suitability for the most exacting tests of all.It also possibly explains the failures of players who are undoubtedly fine stroke producers but minimize their chances by spending their days on their own park or otherwise artificial courses. H.N. WETHERED
Golfdom's Thomas Skernivitiz profiles Winged Foot superintendent Eric Greytok.
Here's some of the restoration work he carried out on the 10th green (you can see the old putting surface boundaries in dark green).
(click to enlarge image of No. 10 green)
Geoff Shackelford is a Senior Writer for Golfweek magazine, a weekly contributor to Golf Channel's Morning
