Designing golf courses is a challenge, both in formal as in conceptual sense. A golf course is a physical system, where a number of parameters are related to a complex whole.

We believe it's possible to create different, copyright courses, which are nonetheless playable, attractive and last, but not least well attended.

We believe courses all over the world are too similar; therefore we offer two alternative golf course designs. A more reserved one, where the course is more consistent with the space and takes into account local characteristics and landscape patterns and a more daring one, where the courses are conceptually based theme parks.

Back to nature are examples of golf courses, where the characteristic, local natural or cultural landscape, is an equivalent integral part of the course design. The courses therefore are less artificial, are more natural and embedded in the local landscape area.

In Forward to future the course is formed on the basis of conceptual design instead of characteristics of local landscapes. The course therefore is not an artificial Arcadia, trying hard to be nature itself, as it happens with most modern courses; the course is intensely formed in a way to look and work like a designed park.