Lorne Smith

The campaign for the traditional values of running-golf and conservation greenkeeping.

[Lorne Smith @FineGolfing]

A tribute to Ted Dexter, who was simply the finest ever cricketer-golfer and was a visionary with regard to how the great games should be played. https://t.co/VxrnziS1l2

[Lorne Smith @FineGolfing]

FineGolf calls for the MBE to be awarded to Paul Larsen, Royal St George's greenkeeper. https://t.co/WQ66xt3Xl4

[Lorne Smith @FineGolfing]

By working with the soil biology beneath our feet can we help create the conditions that encourage the growth of fine grass species and enhance the enjoyment of the game? Discussed, analysed, who is doing what? https://t.co/BUqmLL2Vs2

[Lorne Smith @FineGolfing]

Dexter inducted into DogGolf Hall of Fame. https://t.co/iQe5CLpOWq

[Lorne Smith @FineGolfing]

@PaulLarsenRSG I understand completely if politically you feel unable to reply to my question: if you did not have the pressure to have everything looking pristine for The Open would you have used rye when you have spent 8 years getting rid of it?

[Lorne Smith @FineGolfing]

@PaulLarsenRSG If you did not have the pressure to have everything looking pristine for The Open would you have used rye when you have spent 8 years getting rid of it?

[Lorne Smith @FineGolfing]

Nairn Dunbar. Leading the way with conservation greenkeeping to bring back this championship links to running-golf fine grassed surfaces. See full review https://t.co/GSfcry3oeF

[Lorne Smith @FineGolfing]

Royal Montrose. Fine running-golf on a traditional championship links from the origins of the game. True heritage threatened by climate alarmism. See full review https://t.co/f6XoCcNjaa

[Lorne Smith @FineGolfing]

John Muir, the disciple of Jim Arthur is honoured by West Lancashire renaming their 7th hole 'Muir' https://t.co/tIuCY5U1LY

[Lorne Smith @FineGolfing]

Peter Alliss, some thoughts from FineGolf https://t.co/FdJpDDerf5

[Lorne Smith @FineGolfing]

Why has Montrose Golf Links, although this championship course is so enjoyable to play, slipped from its pre-eminent position in golf? FineGolf gives tree reasons ... https://t.co/m085YmLs8x

[Lorne Smith @FineGolfing]

West Hill reviewed as 1907, pretty woodland/heathland course with heather. Tricky Butchart greens. https://t.co/jC64ifl9KW

[Lorne Smith @FineGolfing]

One of the finest moorland courses in the world. #Lanark Reviewed by #FineGolf https://t.co/rnDhZO6aQv

[Lorne Smith @FineGolfing]

@IanKinley @Royal_Porthcawl @golfarchitects What a glorious sight real running golf

[Lorne Smith @FineGolfing]

Will the @RandA 2030 project help GB&I golf to #SaveThePlanet with #ConservationGreenkeeping, driven by increasing #GolferEnjoyment by being able to play the #RunningGame on #FirmTurf ? see:
https://t.co/bK5wDTZi7T

[Nigel Farage MP @Nigel_Farage]

Brexit is happening. An historic moment.

[Lorne Smith @FineGolfing]

@nottsgolfclub (Hollinwell) return to the UPPER ECHELONS of GOLF through fine grasses and heathland renovation.
Hollinwell's Chair of Green explains the changes: https://t.co/CARLT6guNb

[Lorne Smith @FineGolfing]

Many modern golf course architects do not enter the greenkeeping space. Norbert Lischka calls them out. https://t.co/hcixJRXEaZ

[Lorne Smith @FineGolfing]

Check out our 77th and latest email newsletter: https://t.co/stXv7yT3Ae Which are the Midlands finest running-golf challenges. Andrew Brown's new must read book on running-golf and whisky reviewed. Aldeburgh and Walker Cup.

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The Hotchkin at Woodhall Spa #finegolfing reviewed https://t.co/dRKkvULLka