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| Material Type: | Video; Video |
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| Content Type: | Interview |
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| Author(s): | Jones, Rees |
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| Monographic Author(s): | Jones, Rees |
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| Author Affiliation: | Golf Course Architect |
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| Title: | Restoration, renovation and Rees |
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| Article Series: | ASGCA Living History Series: Rees Jones, part 12 |
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| Monographic Source: | A Conversation With Rees Jones [video interview], 2003, p. . |
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| Publishing Information: | [East Lansing, MI: American Society of Golf Course Architects & Michigan State University Libraries Turfgrass Information Center] |
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| Collation: | 02:07 minutes |
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| Series: | ASGCA Living History Series |
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| Keywords: | TIC Keywords: Personal profile; Golf course architects; Golf course design; Bunkers; Golf course construction; Restoration; Comparisons; Golf course renovation
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| Facility Names: | The Black Course at Bethpage State Park, in Farmingdale, New York |
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| Subjects' Names: | Jones, Rees; Tillinghast, A. |
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| Abstract/Contents: | Describes the need during a golf course "restoration" project to not only restore the original look and feel of a course, but to renovate the course to challenge modern players. Jones discusses the restoration/renovation work he undertook at the Black Course at Bethpage State Park, providing detail on how he changed the bunkering to make the course more challenging to modern players. |
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| Language: | English |
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| References: | 0 |
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| See Also: | See also 18 other video segments and record for entire video. Search as MCODE=LHSRJ in Power Search, or see records related to LHSRJ |
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| See Also: | See also record for entire recording R=95212 R=95212 |
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| Quotable quotes | "Tillinghast had written in one of his many writings for Golf Illustrated that you had to have elasticity in your designs, because as the implements in the game improve...So we took Tilinghast's elasticity and because he left us areas [on the Black Course at Bethpage] to build new tees back, so we pushed the fairways bunkers out and utilized the sculptured look, although it was a bold sculptured look...I think he had so much foresight with his designs and it was such a great piece of ground at Bethpage that we were able to bring it up to today's standards, because he left us that opportunity." p. 1:23 |
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| ASA/CSSA/SSSA Citation (Crop Science-Like - may be incomplete):
Jones, Rees. Jones, R. 2003. Restoration, renovation and Rees. In A Conversation With Rees Jones [video interview]. [East Lansing, MI: American Society of Golf Course Architects & Michigan State University Libraries Turfgrass Information Center]. |
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