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27 May 2009

Toro mowers for Woodhall Spa

The famous Woodhall Spa course in the UK has upgraded its groundscare fleet.
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26 May 2009

Caesarea brings Dye to Israel

Pete Dye’s first new European course in over twenty years has opened.
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26 May 2009

New kit for Ellesmere Port

UK municipal venue invests in new equipment from Ransomes Jacobsen.
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26 May 2009

New cart fleet for Madrid club

E-Z-GO vehicles perform well for prestigious Spanish club.
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26 May 2009

Chinese firm joins GCBAA

Forward Management Group is builders' association's first non-US charter member
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26 May 2009

Troon signs up Mazagan course

Troon Golf is to manage the course at new Kerzner resort in Morocco.
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26 May 2009

Swan renovates another Braid course

Middlesbrough course is in the midst of a long-term upgrading project.
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26 May 2009

Full membership for ASGCA four

Veteran Morrish is named fellow of American architects' society.
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26 May 2009

Kearney remodels Irish courses

Two different renovation projects on courses old and new.
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25 May 2009

Schmidt-Curley renovates Oakmont

Max Behr course in California reopens after comprehensive alterations.
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25 May 2009

Sanford and Nicklaus join forces

Palm Hills course will be Nicklaus's first Egyptian project, with views of Pyramids.
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22 May 2009

GEO certification open to all

New website makes GEO certification available to all golf facilities.
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22 May 2009

Charlton: ‘Golf will be stronger’

RTJ2 president Bruce Charlton says golf is getting rid of the fat.
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21 May 2009

Robert Trent Jones

Author and historian James Hansen explores the legacy of Robert Trent Jones.
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20 May 2009

The renaissance of Aberdovey

Course improvement project now well underway.
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20 May 2009

The Tribute's second 18 on schedule

Tripp Davis design is inspired by the United States' Golden Age courses.
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20 May 2009

St Andrews gets sponsor

Home of Golf agrees partnership deal with insurance firm Allianz.
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18 May 2009

Pine Lakes

Architect Craig Schreiner talks about the ‘Old Granddaddy’ of Myrtle Beach.
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18 May 2009

Blog: Tour makes fleeting visit

Toby Ingleton would like the European Tour to spend more time in England.
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15 May 2009

What does golf want to stand for?

Jonathan Smith appraises golf’s path towards a more sustainable future.
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14 May 2009

October opening for Argentina course

South America’s longest golf course is taking shape in the foothills of the Andes.
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13 May 2009

Casper to manage Virginia course

Billy Casper Golf is to manage the new 1757 Golf Club in northern Virginia.
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