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01 January 2009

Throwing caution to the wind

Are blind par threes a relic of golf's past, or are they still relevant?
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01 October 2008

RTJ II opens Denmark's first integrated resort

Lübker Golf Resort, the first integrated golf and housing development in Denmark, held its official opening in late September.
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01 October 2008

Pound Ridge GC

Richard Wax reviews Pete Dye's new course in upstate New York.
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01 October 2008

Skjoldenaesholm Golf Centre

Golf on a human scale from RTJII in the heart of Denmark. Adam Lawrence reports.
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01 October 2008

Liberty National

Manhattan's masters of the universe can now complete a deal in the office and celebrate on the golf course ten minutes later. Toby Ingleton finds out more.
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01 October 2008

The value of golf

Although it is obvious that golf is a large and successful sport, no-one has, up to now, been able to put a figure on its exact worth to the global economy.
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01 October 2008

Better by design

GCA looks at the financial benefits of course renovations.
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01 October 2008

Heythrop Park

Architect Tom Mackenzie is building a golf course in one of the most important historic parklands of England. Adam Lawrence paid a site visit.
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01 October 2008

Too good

A round at Pine Valley would surely make any golfer happy? Toby Ingleton describes why his first reaction was angst.
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01 October 2008

Golf design’s biggest challenge

How to challenge the good player while remaining fun for the hacker is the central problem of golf design.
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01 October 2008

St Mellion upgrades course and resort

With the recent announcement that the European Tour's English Open will be returning to St Mellion from 2009-2013, operator Crown Golf has embarked on a major revamp of the Cornish resort.
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01 October 2008

The other side of renovations: dealing with the greens committee

Peter Harradine explains why he thinks the renovation of existing courses must be the most nerve-racking and thankless commission bestowed on any golf architect.
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01 October 2008

Costa Navarino: betting on Greece

Adam Lawrence travelled to Messinia, Greece, to see a massive new golf development.
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01 October 2008

Royal Golf Club, Bahrain

A residential first and a golf course to match. Adam Lawrence reports.
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01 October 2008

Pine Lakes makeover on course

The Pine Lakes Country Club restoration project is on schedule for its March 2009 unveiling.
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01 October 2008

Torrance reconstruction nears finish line

The refurbishment of the Torrance course at Fairmont St Andrews is progressing well.
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01 October 2008

Smyers to save Butterfield from soggy fate

Butterfield Country Club has engaged architect Steve Smyers for a full renovation of its William Langford-designed course.
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01 October 2008

German project for Swan

British design practice Swan Golf Designs has won a major new contract in Germany.
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01 October 2008

Meagher gentle with Stamps renovation

Architect Neal Meagher recently completed an extensive course renovation project for the Belmont Country Club in California.
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01 October 2008

GOOD READ: Pete Dye Golf Courses

Author Joel Zuckerman has produced a reverential tribute to the work of golf's greatest living designer.
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01 October 2008

GOOD READ: Golf 365 Days

Robert Sidorsky's new book promises to give golfers a quick view of some of the important events in the evolution of the game.
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01 October 2008

Firstgolf signs Cape deal

Access programme becomes official golf development scheme for South Africa's Western Cape province.
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