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Hal Sutton's place in Houston was in a strip center. Not sure if it still is or not. Very nice place with multiple hitting bays with LMs. Big putting green. Better than sweating it out at 2:00 PM in the middle of August at the range.

I expect them to violently agree.

I would say they built a good course if they get the drainage right.

Nooooooooo!

You give dirt movers way too much credit.

The last thing I want to watch on YouTube would be architecture snobs. It's grass, sand, water, and trees. Hit the fairway, hit the green, two putt, and make par. Everything else is superfluous.

If I traveled to play golf, something like that might be interesting.

Apparently. It explains why I only watch instructional and maybe equipment related golf content.

I am still amazed that folks watch non-instructional or non-equipment golf content on YouTube.

Apparently I'm odd.

Agree that the new movement patterns can provide more efficiency.

Another challenge I see with slow motion work is getting too acclimated to swinging slowly. If it becomes too comfortable, then speeding back up becomes a challenge. Easy to feel like the slower swings are your fast swings.

Yes. While not having a degree in controls I did a little bit of control systems design, integration, and test at work.

Now that is bunk...

I still think the goats will disagree...