Recent work concludes architect’s 15-year project at Massachusetts club.
Architect aims to protect and embrace the history of the Tour Championship venue.
Design in final stages and groundbreaking expected towards the end of 2022.
Group’s first project in the US will see 45 holes renovated and new name of Cabot Citrus Farms.
Architects Christoph Städler and Achim Reinmuth establish new partnership.
Dan Hixson has prepared a par-30 design for the Oregon municipal.
Jeff Mingay will restore Hugh Alison’s original bunker designs at the Illinois club.
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$23.5 million renovation to include three new holes and will begin in 2023.
Mike Clayton, Mike DeVries and Lukas Michel are on site in Tasmania following clearance work.
Main feature considers whether the golf industry is ready to embrace non-18-hole golf courses.
Our cover features the first hole of the new St Patrick’s Links course at Rosapenna.
Ally McIntosh offers a plea to links courses to resist the trend towards homogenisation of design.
Brad Klein reports on Matt Dusenberry’s work to make the Michigan layout more playable.
In restoring Baltusrol, Gil Hanse relied on the principle that AW Tillinghast got it right.
The second article in our new series sees the Canadian architect list the courses that have inspired him.
Sand is crucial to golf, but supplies are under pressure. Adam Lawrence considers how the game should respond.
Richard Humphreys reports on European Golf Design’s complete redesign of the course that will host the 2023 Ryder Cup.
The first article in a new GCA series which asks people to list their favourite courses.
Adam Lawrence visited Rosapenna in Ireland to see Tom Doak’s new course.
Mark Wagner reflects on two Herbert Leeds designs and considers whether architects could be encouraged to enfold the aristocratic origins of golf into a new egalitarian era.
In the second part of our feature on post-pandemic golf, Adam Lawrence asks if the Covid-19 will have a long-term change on the way architects work.
In the first of a two-part special, Adam Lawrence asks if the pandemic-fuelled golf revival has legs.
Which course has Sandy the gopher visited this month?