The History of Pinehurst Resort and Pinehurst No. 2 | The Fried Egg Golf Podcast

Lee Pace, golf historian and author of multiple Pinehurst books, joins for the 6th installment of the Great Courses Podcast Series. Lee dives into how Pinehurst Resort came to be and breaks down how golf wasn't originally in the plans. They then talk about the history of Pinehurst Course No. 2 and how the course evolved over time through Donald Ross's work.
Episode 6 in the Great Courses Podcast Series
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[@oldtommorris5502]

terrific.

[@alexforunc1]

a great tar heel!

[@byronblack5607]

Wish they'd go back to having rough... The natural areas brings in so much luck. Usually it ends up on hard sand which isn't a tough lie for pro golfers.

[@ericknopik2852]

I disagree. I think it looks great with the more natural look it has now. The less rough the better.