Is the beauty of bunkering being over-emphasised at the expense of its function, asks Adam Lawrence
Adam Lawrence asks why architects who trained with Pete Dye are so dominant in today’s golf design business
Legislation before the US Congress would extend the copyright protection that currently exists for buildings architecture to golf course design. But would that preclude the construction of classic hole designs, asks Adam Lawrence?
Golf is booming in Vietnam. Adam Lawrence finds out why
When the Andersen family hired King-Collins Design to create a golf course on their land in eastern Nebraska, they were headed for a wild ride
Golf is dominated by middle aged and older players. Adam Lawrence investigates the role design can play in attracting the young
With golf experiencing participation figures not seen in decades, is this translating into industry growth for golf course architects?
While match play may no longer be the predominant format for golf, there are some course projects where it drives the design
Can architects convince their clients to keep greens at speeds that allow them to build contoured surfaces, or are we now in a mostly flat era?
Golf needs to find new ways to reduce its water usage, and new innovations in turfgrass may help
Scott Hoffmann incorporates template concepts for new thirteen-hole par-three course
Renovation work at Old Chatham was designed to raise the challenge while remaining playable for all