This image (or one like it) will appear in the next issue of Golf Business. Denise Fisher at Grey Rock in Austin, Texas asked me to shoot their washer pit for a segment in which Golf Business magazine profiles something unique about a golf facility. Washers may not be unique to Grey Rock, but the pit sure gets lots of use, and it’s in a really nice setting. Right in the prettiest spot on the property, and only a few steps from the bar.
My new favorite downtown breakfast spot. Right there on 5th Street, just west of Lamar.
If you haven’t seen what they’ve done at Star Ranch, here’s some of it. Incredible. The place is ALWAYS in good shape. Always.
Here’s some of the work of Dylan Robertson and his crew at D-Crain Design & Construction. Check back soon for more images of their incredible landscape artistry and for a link to their new badass website done by Design&Rhetoric.
This drawing brought home a highly coveted Gold Seal Medallion from the 2008 VASE (Visual Arts Scholastic Event) in Houston. The seventeen year-old artist (Eleni) is the daughter of a friend of mine, who asked me to photograph the art. What was I doing at 17? Don’t ask.
I played it last week, and although the course was in very nice condition, I doubt I’ll go back. I expect to find a pro shop full of employees who don’t care, but this was a new level of apathy. This guy was out on the golf course scrounging through carts, stealing what people bought from the beverage cart.
Just got back from South Padre Island. Laguna Madre really is incredible.
