Martin Ebert

Americans can play a cheerlead.

That's why the European press always begs us to rip on Martin Ebert, 'cause they can't do it themselves.

Oh, no, no, no.

There would be a high society repercussions if I talk about the-

So we sat down afterwards with a recorder and I asked him a whole bunch of stuff around his architecture, knowledge, the history of golf, all of those kind of things, particularly like why are some holes brilliant and some just, you know, a field? Why did that bunker swallow a drive I thought was perfect? And is the old course actually any good? Or is it just old? A couple of corrections before the golf nerds email in, as I would no doubt do if I knew.

At one point I say, I think my dad says Martin Hortry redesigned Turnberry, but it was actually Martin Ebert.

I also, I think I confidently tell you Sam Burns won the Open this year.

But I was thinking of Ryan Fox, honestly.

Brad Kline here for TurfNet Renovation Report.

Our guest today is the distinguished British architect, Martin Ebert.

And I want to thank our sponsors for this conversation, Enview, Capillary Flow, and Golf Preservations.

Martin, welcome to the show.

We're going to take a quick break here.

Brad Klein here for TurfNet Renovation Report.

our guest, Martin Ebert, Englishman, golf architect.

And I want to thank our sponsors, Enview, Capillary Flow, Golf Preservations.