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09 October 2017

Kinloch Golf Club: The vertical hazard

A recent thunderstorm illustrated that vertical hazards can be integral to a golf hole’s strategy.

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29 September 2017

Medinah Country Club: A very precise restoration

Rees Jones recently restored Tom Bendelow’s design of the No. 2 course.
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20 September 2017

Adopting a new approach to water margins

How a new solution for lake edging can ease maintenance and improve safety.

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13 September 2017

Grange Golf Club: A new angle for safety

James D’Arcy explains how a recent project has helped improve safety at the Dublin club.
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05 September 2017

Why OK is no longer good enough

Thad Layton explains that resort golf courses must reinvent themselves to survive.

 
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31 August 2017

The importance of embedding golf in nature

Why architects should try to make their courses as natural as possible.

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03 July 2017

Taking Dr Alister MacKenzie at his word

Adam Lawrence reports on a trend that promises to challenge all standards of golfers

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19 June 2017

Devereux Emmet: The Naturalist

Mark Chalfant profiles the designer of more than 150 courses.

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12 June 2017

A golf course architect’s guide to chunking

Jaeger Kovich explains the technique by which many of today’s bunkers are built.
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05 June 2017

Lakewood National: New solutions to old problems

Adam Lawrence takes a look at the modern golf and real estate model.

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24 May 2017

Kingston Heath: the best flat course on earth?

John McLindon asks what can be learned from MacKenzie and Soutar’s great design.

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02 May 2017

From one artist to another

Agustín Pizá explores the similarities between his job and the creative art of making music.
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25 April 2017

Which are the best golf holes in Scotland?

‘Tom Morris’ at St Andrews tops recent survey from VisitScotland.
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11 April 2017

How to fit a 7,200 yard golf course into 50 acres

David Williams explains how a customer request gave him a unique opportunity

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09 March 2017

Five features to enhance playability of a golf course

Kari Haug highlights the features included in her concept of ‘leverage design’.
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17 February 2017

When does a course become too difficult to be fun?

Adam Lawrence takes a look at the question of difficulty.

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07 February 2017

The Sacred Eighteen at Royal Worlington and Newmarket GC

Dr Michael Morrison reveals a remarkable new finding about the English club. 

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03 January 2017

How better irrigation management can save water

Adam Lawrence takes a look at how clubs are changing their approach.
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08 December 2016

A Spanish jewel from Philip Mackenzie Ross

Alejandro Nagy profiles Real Club de Golf de Las Palmas in the Canary Islands
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29 November 2016

Innovation is the name of the game

How one golf architect is finding new solutions to golf clubs’ problems

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25 November 2016

Horace Hutchinson: Gatekeeper to the golden age

Keith Cutten examines the influence of the Englishman on course architecture.

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18 November 2016

How nine hole courses could get golf back into cities

Architect Frank Pont says that the reversible course concept could be the answer.

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