The Bag Drop: Untold Stories in Golf

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  Episode #287

  3D-Printed Putters and the Science of Feel

  Aug 17, 20261h 22m

  What happens when a guy with a Wall Street background decides he’d rather make putters than climb the corporate ladder? For Al Vikmanis, the answer has been a winding path through Arccos, data analytics, custom putter design, metal 3D printing, ferrules, and whatever comes next. The common thread is a willingness to follow the rabbit hole wherever it leads, and a belief that the journey itself is the point. In this episode of The Bag Drop: Untold Stories in Golf , host Matt Considine and co‑host Dr. Kevin Moore (a.k.a. “The Professor”) sit down with Al Vikmanis, Founder of 3DP Design to talk about the science and craft behind modern golf equipment, from why MOI matters in a putter to how sound actually becomes feel, why 3D printing opens up design possibilities traditional manufacturing can't, and why a ferrule can become a surprisingly personal piece of golf gear. Along the way, he gets candid about leaving Wall Street, embracing work that feels meaningful, learning from spectacular failures, and building a career around curiosity rather than a five-year plan. The conversation dives into: Al's early days at Arccos, helping turn enormous amounts of shot data into something golfers could actually use MOI explained without the engineering degree, including why more forgiveness isn't automatically better for every golfer How sound becomes feel in a putter, and why putting with headphones on might be costing you more than you realize The unlikely path from smuggling putters into a Wall Street office to teaching himself CAD and eventually 3D printing golf clubs Why custom ferrules have become a form of personal expression, more like putting stickers on a skateboard than simply changing the cosmetics of a golf club The failures behind Al's work, including a collection of enormous 3D-printed mallets that looked like the Starship Enterprise and sounded like tuning forks Connect with our guests Al Vikmanis — https://www.linkedin.com/in/al-vikmanis-3755671/ Website: https://3dp-design.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/3dp_design/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100083121141361# Follow The Bag Drop Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebagdrop X/Twitter: https://x.com/thebagdropgolf YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheBagDropGolf Listen to The Bag Drop Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-bag-drop-untold-stories-in-golf/id1430328006 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2xRWtUBJH8RazdLw14oaGH Transistor: https://thebagdrop.transistor.fm/ Join the NewClub community Website: https://www.newclub.golf Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/newclubgolf/ X/Twitter: https://twitter.com/newclubgolf YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@newclubgolf LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/newclub Support our Partners NewClub: https://www.newclub.golf ️ Titleist: https://www.titleist.com Golf Blueprint: https://www.golfblueprint.com Connect with Matt & The Professor ️ Matt Considine — X/Twitter: https://x.com/consequential85 | Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/consequence18/ | LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/matt-considine-103bb21/ Dr. Kevin Moore ("The Professor") — X/Twitter: https://x.com/kevcmoore | Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kevcmoore | LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevin-moore-177b30b3/ Chapters 00:40 - Welcome to The Bag Drop 11:08 - Al Vikmanis joins the show 12:12 - From Arccos data to custom putter design 18:51 - What Al learned from working at an early-stage startup 21:03 - Leaving Wall Street and finding meaningful work 24:21 - MOI explained 30:33 - Why sound is feel 34:11 - How Al got into making putters 37:44 - Why custom 3D-printed equipment doesn't scale 41:20 - How metal 3D printing actually works 43:32 - Where 3D printing fits into the future of golf equipment 47:20 - The early failures of 3D-printed putters 51:08 - Learning from bad ideas 54:09 - How Al and Patrick Boyd started working together 56:52 - Why golfers love custom ferrules 59:24 - Ball markers, divot tools, and personal expression 1:02:21 - The creative side of Al Vikmanis 1:10:53 - What's in Al's golf bag 1:18:12 - What comes next for golf equipment 1:20:12 - “The journey is the point” What is The Bag Drop? The Bag Drop features weekly stories from the culture, community and characters shaping golf today. Produced by NewClub Golf Society, each episode blends authenticity and expert insights for passionate golfers at all levels. Special guests from clubs, courses and every corner of the changing landscape join us for thoughtful, in‑depth discussions on all things golf. What is NewClub? Founded in 2017, NewClub is the premier private golf society in the United States. It blends the community and access of a private club with the variety and affordability of public golf. Members enjoy thousands of reserved tee times, competitions and events at exceptional partner courses across our local chapters, as well as signature trips and exclusive perks. NewClub is revolutionizing golf membership, making the game more meaningful for those who love it.

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  Episode #286

  Building the Gilroy: Old Barnwell's Second Course

  Aug 10, 20261h 5m

  What does a piece of land owe the people around it once the golf stops paying for itself? In this episode of The Bag Drop: Untold Stories in Golf , host Matt Considine and co‑host Dr. Kevin Moore (a.k.a. “The Professor”) sit down with Blake Conant (golf course architect; co-designer of Old Barnwell and the Gilroy) to talk about the second course he is building in the dirt right now — and the master's thesis he wrote a decade earlier arguing that some golf courses should stop being golf courses. The conversation dives into: Why a painting degree and three months running equipment with Tom Doak at Dismal River turned out to be the right education for golf architecture Building the Gilroy next door to a course everybody already loves, and the Snoop Dogg rule Blake uses to keep from chasing it The 90-acre parcel Nick Schreiber bought so the routing would work, and why Blake says architects are simply greedy A kids course with a tunnel and a ramp, built on Brian Schneider's premise that kids do not actually want to putt The 2013 thesis on bankrupt courses: what Blake got right about supply, what he missed about demand, and why the courses that closed were the wrong ones The arithmetic that decides whether affordable public golf gets built at all — roughly ten dollars of green fee for every million spent Connect with our guest Blake Conant — https://www.dundeegolf.com/ X/Twitter: https://x.com/Dundee_Golf — | Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dundeegolf/ | https://www.linkedin.com/in/blake-conant-90566a37/ ⛳️ Old Barnwell — https://oldbarnwell.com Join the NewClub community Website: https://www.newclub.golf Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/newclubgolf/ X/Twitter: https://twitter.com/newclubgolf YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@newclubgolf LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/newclub Links & Partners NewClub: https://www.newclub.golf ️ Titleist: https://www.titleist.com Golf Blueprint: https://www.golfblueprint.com Listen to The Bag Drop Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-bag-drop-untold-stories-in-golf/id1430328006 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2xRWtUBJH8RazdLw14oaGH Amazon: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/633c8703-5880-4522-bd6d-5967b45fc777/the-bag-drop-untold-stories-in-golf Transistor: https://thebagdrop.transistor.fm/ Connect with Matt & The Professor ️ Matt Considine — X/Twitter: https://x.com/consequential85 | Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/consequence18/ | LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/matt-considine-103bb21/ Dr. Kevin Moore ("The Professor") — X/Twitter: https://x.com/kevcmoore | Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kevcmoore | LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevin-moore-177b30b3/ ️Contribute to the show! — email: thebagdrop@newclub.golf Chapters 00:00 "Make sure your first one is your worst one" 00:49 Welcome, and kudos to the R&A for actually enforcing the rules 04:19 Who Blake Conant is, and how the Professor found him 07:45 Teaching of the week: "Build a Course Today" and the overbuild 09:30 Titleist Vokey SM11 11:11 Conant, Conant, or Conan the Barbarian 12:18 House paint, big canvases, and actually selling art 14:44 Art school to landscape architecture to Dismal River 17:42 The doubts he probably should have had 19:20 Following Old Barnwell: the Snoop Dogg rule 20:53 Was a second course always the plan? 23:12 Nick Schreiber, and hiring people you then leave alone 27:19 The kids course: they don't actually want to putt 29:56 Tunnels, ramps, and a train that isn't there yet 30:37 Who the Gilroy is for, and greens that sit on the ground 33:11 Still testing the good player, just differently 34:41 Buying the purple parcel 37:09 Buy the land before anybody knows you're building 38:59 The 2013 thesis on bankrupt golf courses 41:58 What are we measuring: social, environmental, economic 47:39 The wrong courses closed 48:58 Repurposing, HOAs, and grand ideas that don't pencil 51:05 Should a new project pass the test before opening day? 52:49 Golf as a Trojan horse: programming, foundation, community 55:45 Aiken's building boom and a healthy kind of competition 59:38 The public course he'd like to build without donors 1:03:49 Wrap and thanks What is NewClub? Founded in 2017, NewClub is the premier private golf society in the United States. It blends the community and access of a private club with the variety and affordability of public golf. Members enjoy thousands of reserved tee times, competitions and events at exceptional partner courses across our local chapters, as well as signature trips and exclusive perks. NewClub is revolutionizing golf membership, making the game more meaningful for those who love it. What is The Bag Drop? The Bag Drop features weekly stories from the culture, community and characters shaping golf today. Produced by NewClub Golf Society, each episode blends authenticity and expert insights for passionate golfers at all levels. Special guests from clubs, courses and every corner of the changing landscape join us for thoughtful, in‑depth discussions on all things golf.

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  Episode #285

  Can Every City Build a Place Like The Park?

  Aug 3, 20261h 26m

  Can a golf facility be fun, affordable, and welcoming for the local community while maintaining an elite course and golf experience that attracts committed golfers from around the globe? Brian Conley knows it can; he sees it every day, and he believes it starts long before any of them hit their first tee shot. As the General Manager of The Park in West Palm Beach, Brian has helped build one of the most celebrated public golf experiences in the country. But this conversation goes well beyond architecture or rankings. It's about creating a place where people feel welcome, where every decision serves a mission, and where golf becomes a vehicle for community rather than exclusivity. In this episode of The Bag Drop: Untold Stories in Golf , host Matt Considine and co‑host Dr. Kevin Moore (a.k.a. “The Professor”) sit down with Brian Conley (GM at The Park) to discuss why "fun" became the north star for The Park, what public golf can learn from private clubs (and vice versa), how to think about pricing without compromising accessibility, why walking matters, and whether this model can realistically spread to more cities. If you've ever wondered why certain golf courses become gathering places while others remain just another tee sheet, this one's for you. The conversation dives into: • Why every successful golf project needs a clear "why" • The philosophy behind The Park's "Open Golf" approach • Stripping away unnecessary traditions without losing what makes golf special • The balance between accessibility, sustainability, and premium public golf • Building community through programming, leagues, events, and local ownership • Why walking-first golf creates a better experience for players and operators • Lessons learned from Bobby Jones Golf Course and bringing those ideas to West Palm Beach • Whether The Park is a one-of-one or a blueprint for the future of public golf The Park https://theparkwestpalm.com Follow The Bag Drop Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebagdrop X/Twitter: https://x.com/thebagdropgolf YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheBagDropGolf Listen to The Bag Drop Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-bag-drop-untold-stories-in-golf/id1430328006 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2xRWtUBJH8RazdLw14oaGH Transistor: https://thebagdrop.transistor.fm/ Join the NewClub community Website: https://www.newclub.golf Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/newclubgolf/ X/Twitter: https://twitter.com/newclubgolf YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@newclubgolf LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/newclub Support our Partners NewClub: https://www.newclub.golf ️ Titleist: https://www.titleist.com Golf Blueprint: https://www.golfblueprint.com Connect with Matt & The Professor ️ Matt Considine — X/Twitter: https://x.com/consequential85 | Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/consequence18/ | LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/matt-considine-103bb21/ Dr. Kevin Moore ("The Professor") — X/Twitter: https://x.com/kevcmoore | Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kevcmoore | LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevin-moore-177b30b3/ Chapters 00:00 The why comes first 01:07 Back in love with golf: swing video, flow state 09:00 Professor's time fact: plants can tell time 11:25 Partner break — Titleist AIM golf balls 13:13 Brian Conley joins the show 15:11 The only non-negotiable: fun 16:31 Stripping out the norms — what "open golf" actually means 19:19 Coming up in golf, and learning to be different 22:42 Why golf is so afraid to test and fail 24:26 Pricing without apology: the Mercedes problem 27:50 Protecting the locals in a transient, premium market 34:42 The recruitment: a 20-minute tour, a January phone call 39:20 Does the model travel? Scale vs. replicability 46:16 Sustainability, philanthropy, and funding The Path 50:41 A 50-year city lease — and a new event teaser 52:17 Mission over profit, and living outside the box 56:20 Walking-first in the heat: caddies, loops, and the data 1:03:35 The Professor's cart confession 1:06:16 Serving every kind of golfer at once: culture and people 1:07:03 The kid in the tank top and the Augusta member 1:13:16 The fake version: how to spot an imposter 1:17:59 What keeps him up: culture and getting the word out on The Path 1:20:49 The parrot: the story behind the logo What is The Bag Drop? The Bag Drop features weekly stories from the culture, community and characters shaping golf today. Produced by NewClub Golf Society, each episode blends authenticity and expert insights for passionate golfers at all levels. Special guests from clubs, courses and every corner of the changing landscape join us for thoughtful, in‑depth discussions on all things golf. What is NewClub? Founded in 2017, NewClub is the premier private golf society in the United States. It blends the community and access of a private club with the variety and affordability of public golf. Members enjoy thousands of reserved tee times, competitions, and events at exceptional partner courses across our local chapters, as well as signature trips and exclusive perks. NewClub is in the business of belonging, making the game more meaningful for those who love it.

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  Episode #284

  Why Australian Golf Hits Different

  Jul 27, 20261h 43m

  A country that loves a drink almost never drinks on the golf course. That's not temperance — that's the whole story. In this episode of The Bag Drop: Untold Stories in Golf , host Matt Considine and co‑host Dr. Kevin Moore (a.k.a. “The Professor”) sit down with Scott Warren (New South Wales Golf Club member and co-host of the Australian Golf Passport podcast) to explore what Americans get right and badly wrong about Australian golf — and why the difference comes down to a single word: competition. The conversation dives into: Golf as a sport, not a pastime: comps 5-6 days a week, markers, no gimmes, and why nobody's drinking on the course Mixed-gender golf that works at the club level — and Scott's critique of the co-ed Australian Open Stableford done properly, technology, and the case for a rollback so a ball bounces again What Australian golf actually costs, from Barnbougle to top-tier club fees, vs. the US The fight to save civic golf in Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide (North Adelaide, Moore Park) Under-credited architects Alex Russell and Mike Clayton, and Greg Norman's cultural weight Junior golf, the eroded pathway to the pro ranks, and the next five years of the Australian Open and LIV Adelaide A Bluey tangent worth staying for: Bandit, and the Custard connection Connect with our guests Australian Golf Passport podcast — https://australiangolfpassport.com/ X/Twitter: https://x.com/ausgolfpassport Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/australiangolfpassport/ Follow The Bag Drop Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebagdrop X/Twitter: https://x.com/thebagdropgolf YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheBagDropGolf Listen to The Bag Drop Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-bag-drop-untold-stories-in-golf/id1430328006 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2xRWtUBJH8RazdLw14oaGH Transistor: https://thebagdrop.transistor.fm/ Join the NewClub community Website: https://www.newclub.golf Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/newclubgolf/ X/Twitter: https://twitter.com/newclubgolf YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@newclubgolf LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/newclub Support our Partners NewClub: https://www.newclub.golf ️ Titleist: https://www.titleist.com Golf Blueprint: https://www.golfblueprint.com Connect with Matt & The Professor ️ Matt Considine — X/Twitter: https://x.com/consequential85 | Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/consequence18/ | LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/matt-considine-103bb21/ Dr. Kevin Moore ("The Professor") — X/Twitter: https://x.com/kevcmoore | Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kevcmoore | LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevin-moore-177b30b3/ Chapters 00:00 Introduction: coffee, eating on golf trips, and why men host podcasts 08:22 Partner break: Titleist, New Club fittings, and finally putting the seven wood in the bag 10:02 Scott Warren joins: what Americans actually get right about Australian golf 11:48 The depth question: the 35-40 courses we romanticize vs. the ~450 that exist 13:41 Golf is a sport, not a pastime: why Australians don't drink on the course 16:43 A day at the club: comps 5-6 days a week, markers, no gimmes 19:59 Mixed-gender golf: why it works at the club and why the co-ed Australian Open didn't 28:28 Scale, technology and the case for a rollback; a persimmon what-if 29:38 Stableford done right — and Scott's issue with the American version 34:20 Playing from the wrong fairway: Tiger at Firestone, Greg Norman over the oak 38:20 Norman's cultural weight; Aaron Baddeley and the ones who nearly made it 44:15 Junior golf, pennant, and the pathway to the pro ranks that's eroded 53:36 The next five years of Australian pro golf: LIV Adelaide, the Open, the money 1:01:28 Civic golf under fire: North Adelaide, Moore Park, and who these fights really hit 1:07:31 What an Australian club membership actually costs vs. the US 1:15:39 Bluey, Bandit, and the Custard connection 1:19:09 Getting in: waitlists, proposers, and the quiet power of a members' list 1:23:24 The origin of the Australian Golf Passport, and golf media that won't just say everything's great 1:33:17 Under-credited architects: Alex Russell and Mike Clayton vs. the McKenzie romance 1:39:25 Barnbougle, King Island and Seven Mile: destination golf that's still affordable 1:43:01 Spiders, snakes, and selling the family on Australia What is The Bag Drop? The Bag Drop features weekly stories from the culture, community and characters shaping golf today. Produced by NewClub Golf Society, each episode blends authenticity and expert insights for passionate golfers at all levels. Special guests from clubs, courses and every corner of the changing landscape join us for thoughtful, in‑depth discussions on all things golf. What is NewClub? Founded in 2017, NewClub is the premier private golf society in the United States. It blends the community and access of a private club with the variety and affordability of public golf. Members enjoy thousands of reserved tee times, competitions and events at exceptional partner courses across our local chapters, as well as signature trips and exclusive perks. NewClub is revolutionizing golf membership, making the game more meaningful for those who love it.

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  Episode #283

  Sympathetic Renovation with Dave Zinkand

  Jul 20, 20261h 10m

  For fifteen years, Dave Zinkand's name never made it onto the scorecard. He was the guy in the field for Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw — Bandon Trails, Bandon Preserve, WeKoPa— learning to be an editor of his own work. Now the decisions land on his desk, and his name is the one members attach to the outcome. In this episode of The Bag Drop: Untold Stories in Golf, Dave Zinkand of Zinkand Golf Design joins host Matt Considine and co-host Dr. Kevin Moore (aka "The Professor") to talk about what actually changes when you step to the front of the room — and why the entire craft might come down to a single word a stranger handed him at Port Marnock: angles. The conversation dives into: Restoration vs. renovation, and the "sympathetic renovation" middle ground — including Old Elm, where Harry Colt designed a course he never saw, Donald Ross took liberties in his absence, and Dave's team finally built Colt's torn-edge bunkers for the first time, a century later. Reversible golf at Medinah Country Club: a nine-hole, par-31 course routed through a floodplain with two double greens — and the rare owner (Bill Cosgrove) who greenlit the fun idea first, before the "serious" work. Saddle & Cycle Club: three acres of golf inside a Chicago social club, and the case for sub-three-hour experiences as the missing rung on the ladder that brings people into the game. Naturalized bunkering, native areas, and the honest maintenance math behind the rugged look — plus why a great superintendent's buy-in matters as much as the drawing. Connect with our guest Dave Zinkand — Zinkand Golf Design: https://zinkandgolfdesign.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/zinkandgolfdesign/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-zinkand-a689a64/ Follow The Bag Drop Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebagdrop X/Twitter: https://x.com/thebagdropgolf YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheBagDropGolf Listen to The Bag Drop Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-bag-drop-untold-stories-in-golf/id1430328006 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2xRWtUBJH8RazdLw14oaGH Transistor: https://thebagdrop.transistor.fm/ Join the NewClub community Website: https://www.newclub.golf Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/newclubgolf/ X/Twitter: https://twitter.com/newclubgolf YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@newclubgolf LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/newclub Support our Partners NewClub: https://www.newclub.golf ️ Titleist: https://www.titleist.com Golf Blueprint: https://www.golfblueprint.com Connect with Matt & The Professor ️ Matt Considine — X/Twitter: https://x.com/consequential85 | Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/consequence18/ | LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/matt-considine-103bb21/ Dr. Kevin Moore ("The Professor") — X/Twitter: https://x.com/kevcmoore | Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kevcmoore | LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevin-moore-177b30b3/ Chapters 02:14 Introducing Dave Zinkand 04:38 The Professor's fact of the day: the octopus 07:35 Partner break — Titleist GTS drivers and MOI 09:02 From the field for Coore & Crenshaw to your own name on the door 13:40 Editing your own work, and being open to your team's ideas 15:11 Strategy and playability: the one word is "angles" 18:59 The Dreer Award — Hoylake, Rye, and learning the links 22:41 Firm vs. soft: designing angles for wet Ohio Junes 27:03 The superintendent relationship and earning buy-in 30:13 Rugged, naturalized bunkering and the maintenance trade-offs 35:37 Restoration vs. renovation, and "sympathetic renovation" 40:20 Old Elm: Harry Colt's intent, Ross's liberties, and bunkers built at last 44:17 Saddle & Cycle: three acres of golf in the city 49:50 Short courses, the "ladder of learning," and sub-three-hour golf 54:37 Reversible golf and the Medina par-31 1:05:02 What's different when you route a course to play both ways 1:08:28 The best reversible not named the Old Course: Doak's Loop 1:12:36 One habit that travels everywhere — and the Irishman's word: balance What is The Bag Drop? The Bag Drop features weekly stories from the culture, community and characters shaping golf today. Produced by NewClub Golf Society, each episode blends authenticity and expert insights for passionate golfers at all levels. Special guests from clubs, courses and every corner of the changing landscape join us for thoughtful, in‑depth discussions on all things golf. What is NewClub? Founded in 2017, NewClub is the premier private golf society in the United States. It blends the community and access of a private club with the variety and affordability of public golf. Members enjoy thousands of reserved tee times, competitions and events at exceptional partner courses across our local chapters, as well as signature trips and exclusive perks. NewClub is revolutionizing golf membership, making the game more meaningful for those who love it.

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