Unfortunately because the master file has become corrupted the project has is going to have a big delay. Pat had the clubhouse well under way but the file will now longer load in APCD in either his nor my computers.
This means that the last working master file is almost back to what it was in May this year when it had no clubhouse on the plot.
There will be an update when we decide what to do next.
Pat is working his butt off constructing the clubhouse for Blackwolf Run. This large building with all the exterior walls made of logs is very a distinctive feature of the two course at Blackwolf Run.
As soon as Pat gives permission there will be some exclusive screenshots of it here at this blog.
Pat Auge will be have the BWR master file in the next day or so to begin building the 3D structures on the course. The 3D on this course isn’t as much as Kauri Cliffs but does include a very large clubhouse made of Canadian Pine so it will be a complex build.
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Pat Auge has been working on the clubhouse on and off for quite a while. Here is the first publicly released image of it.
For further details on the Kauri Cliffs project there is a separate blog which charts the progress of the course. It can be viewed here.
The image is a straight screenshot , the only editing it has had is some cropping. It has not been edited in Photoshop
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Read more...These images of mine have been hanging around my hard drive for a long time apart from the Bethpage Black image. The color images are quite different to the monochrome images forgetting the obvious difference.
First an image of the clubhouse at Los Joyas (the course a Mike Jones design). It was built by Pat Auge the leading exponent of building 3D structures using APCD. Sadly Pat’s superb structures don’t get anything like the recognition they so richly deserve. The Kauri Cliffs project will extensively feature his work.
Next a different version of an image I posted on the blog previously. It is of the 15th hole at Pacific Breaks designed by Mike Jones. Like the image above it has a the look of a digital painting.
Finally two images of courses designed by Dr Robert Miller. The first is of a storm approaching Shinnecock HIlls. This image had a lot of manipulation using Adobe Lightroom.
And a monochrome image of Bethpage Black. The hole in the foreground is the 17th.
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