Brendan James
@brendanjames2.bsky.social
Golf writer, photographer and drone pilot. Heads up www.snaphookmedia.com
If you haven't ventured to Tasmania's King Island to play with the world ranked Cape Wickham links, this is what you have been missing. youtu.be/vXBUfvgtqA0?...
Cape Wickham Links: One of the world's most beautiful golf courses.
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One of the great joys of doing what I do. youtu.be/lf5UTQvo2Vs?...
Showcasing the beauty of Australian golf
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The beautiful Twin Waters Golf Club is a must play for any golfer visiting the Sunshine Coast. Here is a rare look from above the Peter Thomson and Mike Wolveridge design. youtu.be/U5epSsalJlE?...
Sunshine Coast 'must play' Twin Waters Golf Club from the air
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Aerial photography within 3NM of a major airport requires a significant amount of planning and understandable lengths of red tape. So when the team at Sydney's Eastlake Golf Club commissioned me to photograph their beautiful course, it was well worth the wait. youtu.be/p3X8Dd0N5tI?...
Bird's eye view of Sydney's acclaimed Eastlake course
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The picturesque Woollahra Golf Club is one of Sydney’s best, and busiest, nine-hole courses. Here’s why youtube.com/watch?v=XO_1...
Cracking little course by the harbour
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Victoria's Mornington Peninsula wasn't always the golfing mecca it is today. But the opening of The Dunes Golf Links in 1997 changed that, kickstarting Australia's love affair with links golf and signalled a new 'Golden' era of great course design in this country. snaphookmedia.com/f/the-dunes-...
The Dunes Golf Links
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Can you believe its almost 40 years since the first soil was turned in building the original Riverside Oaks course? It was in great shape for a photo shoot I completed for a feature in this month's edition of Golf Australia Magazine. www.snaphookmedia.com.au #golf
Have you played Bonville Golf Resort lately? Had the pleasure of returning there for a photo shoot recently and thought it was in the best shape I have seen it. Here are just a few images from the shoot to whet your appetite. Check out more images in my gallery here: www.snaphookmedia.com
Sydney's beautiful Long Reef Golf Club has undergone some recent design changes under the guidance of former PGA Tour player Craig Parry so now you get more fun golf accompanying those million dollar views. snaphookmedia.com/f/long-reef-...
Barnbougle Dunes celebrates its 20th anniversary this month. Here, I look at the finest attributes of the Tom Doak and @mikeclaytongolf.bsky.social designed layout which was a game changer for Australian golf. snaphookmedia.com/f/barnbougle...
Barnbougle Dunes
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There are few more inspiring places in Sydney to play golf. Check out Long Reef Golf Club. #golfsky #snaphookmedia youtu.be/3p9K8A_jIvM?...
Where golf greets the sea: Long Reef Golf Club
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Now that’s a Blue Sky. Check out all my pics and review of Royal Adelaide GC at www.snaphookmedia.com #golfsky
No different in Australia. In Melbourne few non-golfers understand golf courses are the sole preserves of indigenous heathland in the city.
A Good Walk Spoiled@aspoiledwalk.bsky.social · 2y agoWhat role can golf architecture play in changing the American perception of golf? - I think a ton of non golfing Americans view golf as a waste of resources, hogging public green space and an elitist game
I’m guessing Mike Whan is happy to be separated from me by a couple rows on this flight so he doesn’t have to listen to my thoughts on how the game would be better if everyone would just listen to me. 🤷♂️
The PGA Tour’s board meeting will bring changes, but not yet to player entitlement or fans being shortchanged golfweek.usatoday.com/2024/11/18/l...
Lynch: The PGA Tour’s board meeting will bring changes, but not yet to player entitlement or fans being shortchanged
Administration changes mean the boardroom is now more likely to revere Warren Buffett than Arnie or Jack.
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