The LMU Open was our first attempt at true almostGolf art direction and 'player flow'. As a result it was a blast to create. Thanks to the help of everyone from Tri Delta, we went a completely different direction from the first LMU event we produced a few years ago. That event wandered through the campus.

This event took 'Golf' to a whole new level of spectator involvement by tightening up the course into the 'sunken garden' area of campus (4 acres) and creating what we like to call a 'Stadium Golf' course where all the action takes place within a pretty confined 'stadium' environment and central clubhouse. In fact, we sandwiched the clubhouse with two incoming holes (7&13) and three outgoing holes (1,5,10) so it was kind the 'control central' hub of a wheel. You really can't do this with real golf balls because they are massively dangerous and go way too far. But with an off-course safe golf ball, everything changes.

View the LMU 2001 Open Here