Links from the Road Membership

Enjoyed better than the initial volume, especially as history and their early development seem to have been given more time. As an ardent follower of ‘True Links’ (98 played to date, my century will surely come this year), I was worried that some courses included in the whole list, not just Vol 2. teetered on the edge of ‘Links’ but was delighted to see you openly question those included and then omit them as qualifying (St Bees and Silecroft), perhaps that could be made clearer. I’d be happy to include Fairhaven.
One question, why did you exclude Ireland? The links there are superb and numerous, not to do a similar tour would be a shame and an opportunity missed. Similarly, the continent of Europe? Do you need a volunteer to help?
Keep up the production and I look forward to Vol 3.

If you want to get into the mind of a course architect this might just be the book for you. It’s not just a touristy travelogue. The observations about the courses are honest and frank. It’s a great read.

Product is fantastic and love reading the issues and listening to the podcast.

The membership is not clear though given there is a comment of Sounder based item but when and what this is going to be is very unclear.

It would be good to have updates on that to support those of us who signed up as soon as memberships were available.

Really enjoyed the additional architectural detail which adds to the imagining of courses/holes not yet seen. Would put the eclectic 18 after the course reviews as a summary of what i've read but a good addition. Will be booking a flight to Castletown soon!

To date, having purchased yearly membership. Surprisingly learnt that the membership did not include Volume 1. As a result had ro purchase vol 1 separately and on top of annual membership. Following the release of volume 2 and having received emails advising it could be purchased, was less than impressed annual members did not receive it first prior to general release.
Notwithstanding that, publication is of superb quality, well written with fantastic photos.
Going forward needs a rethink on customer loyalty, otherwise I can't see many people renewing their membership next year.