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21 October 2016

Six hole golf: what do the architects think?

Lassi Pekka Tilander and Frank Pont discuss how six hole golf could develop.

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27 September 2016

Mission accomplished at Hazeltine National

Golf architect Rees Jones describes the development of the 2016 Ryder Cup venue.

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31 August 2016

Staying ahead of the game at Clearwater Bay

How a new six-hole course will meet the demands of the modern golfer.
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24 August 2016

Next stop for Olympic golf: Kasumigaseki East

The East Course at Tokyo club, designed by Hugh Alison, will host the 2020 tournament.
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19 August 2016

Playing the regeneration game with former landfill sites

Architect John Sanford explains how we can transform our rubbish into recreation.
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17 August 2016

Adapting courses to suit particular golf markets

Philip Christian Spogárd says clubs need to meet different levels of sophistication.
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15 August 2016

Calm throughout the storm at Dun Laoghaire Golf Club

James D’Arcy explains how the club has recovered to host the 2016 Curtis Cup match.
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22 July 2016

Golf readies itself for long-awaited Olympic return

Adam Lawrence explains why it is important for the game that the event is a success.

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15 July 2016

Tillinghast’s design elasticity on display at Baltusrol Golf Club

Rees Jones explains the importance of the New Jersey club’s two courses. 

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23 June 2016

Making visualisations easier for architects

John Aherne explains how a new solution can save designers’ time and effort
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21 June 2016

Soil testing for better-informed decisions at the Royal Automobile Club

Lee Strutt and Sharon Singleton-Bruce explain how soil testing is driving renovation plans at UK club.
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25 May 2016

What does the word ‘fairness’ mean for golf designers?

Adam Lawrence speaks to a number of leading architects to find out their views
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13 May 2016

Helping to create longevity in public golf

Jeff Danner looks at how public courses can survive over the long term
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08 April 2016

How all-weather turf can improve practice facilities

Paul Huxley explains how clubs can adapt to the changing habits of golfers.

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15 March 2016

Why the industry should do more promote the game of golf

Jeff Howes says a proactive approach could help showcase what is good about the sport.

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05 February 2016

Five rules for architects when it comes to cross hazards

Arthur Little explains why golfers of all abilities should be accounted for.
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25 January 2016

How golf architects solve the problems of difficult sites

Adam Lawrence investigates how architects deal with the most difficult sites they face.

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23 December 2015

Is a new philosophy of course design needed?

Adam Lawrence asks several golf architects whether strategy still exists in modern golf
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21 December 2015

What the future holds for golf in urban areas

Benjamin Warren says access to golf and green space can boost participation rates.
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01 December 2015

Let’s make the game of golf more enjoyable with ball-finding technology

British architects David Williams and Ken Moodie call for a change in mentality.
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28 October 2015

Creating a new kind of championship course for the future

Architect Rees Jones discusses the importance of balance in the design process.
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16 July 2015

Turning a practice facility into a genuine profit centre

Lester George explains how properly designed practice facilities can reap huge rewards.
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