Dave Seanor
Greens are green again!
The Club at Savannah Harbor is on track for an early September reopening, thanks to plentiful rain and sunshine – not the mention the...
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Scrappy 11
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Why Scrappy 11? Since the mid-1980s, I've been playing matches with Jeff Rude, a colleague at the Chicago Sun-Times and Golfweek magazine. During one particularly close round, he branded me "a scrappy little player." Since then, when asked what my handicap is, I answer "I'm a scrappy 11" – or whatever my GHIN index happens to be at the moment. (Lately I'm more like a scrappy 14.)
As a journalist, I tend to be on the scrappy side, as well. My writing is spare, and I don't lob softballs. When editing others' work, I challenge them the write with accuracy, clarity and context.
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Savannah Harbor: A Bob Cupp masterpiece
Architect Bob Cupp was a prolific artist. Shortly after completing Savannah Harbor, he painted this watercolor of No. 6.. Bob Cupp was...
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Sprig forward! Twelve greens grassed
Workers finish spreading turfgrass sprigs at the 11th hole. IN A WHIRLWIND OF ACTIVITY on May 18-19 at Savannah Harbor, nearly two weeks...
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Practice green prepped for a welcome facelift
Practice green looking west, where lower portion has been raised. As the restoration of Savannah Harbor’s greens advances into Week 5,...
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Anatomy of a green restoration
When a golf facility takes on a greens restoration project like the one underway at Savannah Harbor, the term “USGA specs” frequently...
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At last, dirt flies at Savannah Harbor
Savannah Harbor Golf Resort & Spa is undergoing a long-overdue restoration of its greens. This the first installment of what figures to...
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