On a recent visit to the Kent coast, Tom managed to sit down with architect Martin Ebert from Mackenzie & Ebert. Mackenzie & Ebert advise many of the most highly ranked existing courses in the world, including eight of the ten Open venues, so sitting down with Martin to get his thoughts into what makes good golf was a real interest to us.This was a fascinating insight into what type of architecture makes Martin tick and we hope you enjoy. Scorecard:1 - Royal Portrush2 - Royal Aberdeen3 - Ganton4 - Royal St. George’s5 - Royal Worlington6 - Carnoustie 7 - Rye8 - Royal Troon9 - Royal County Down - Annesley Links10 - Ailsa11 - Royal Liverpool12 - Askernish13 - Royal Lytham14 - Royal Dornoch15 - Princes (Dunes 6th)16 - Royal Cinque Ports 17 - Old Course18 - Royal PorthcawlPar 73 - 7,292 yards Send us a message if you liked the showIf you've enjoyed this episode, please leave us a review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify!You can follow us along below @cookiejargolf Instagram / Facebook / Twitter / YouTube / Website

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