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01 October 2008

Harradine up and running in Dubai

Harradine Golf has completed the subgrading phase of the Mudon Golf Course in Dubai, UAE.
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01 October 2008

Playsport complex to feature tribute course

A 100-acre £20m Playsport complex combining golf, football, tennis and swimming is planned for East Kilbride in Scotland.
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01 October 2008

Times a changin' for European golf

The major topics to be covered at the upcoming third annual European Golf Business Conference have been revealed.
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01 October 2008

Moody Gardens pioneers seeded paspalum

The newly-renovated Moody Gardens course on Galveston Island off the coast of Texas is the first golf facility to use the Sea Spray seeded variety of paspalum grass, recently introduced by turf supplier Scotts.
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01 October 2008

New Kuta design debuts in Bali

The New Kuta Golf Course has revealed all 18 holes of its Golfplan-Fream, Dale & Ramsey design, on the Indonesian island of Bali.
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01 October 2008

Jacobson to design his first European course

Rick Jacobson's golf course design practice is expanding into the European market with a new resort project in Southern Italy.
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01 October 2008

Dasher opens revamped Dubsdread

Architect Mike Dasher has completed a total renovation of the historic Dubsdread course in Orlando.
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01 October 2008

The challenges of building mountain golf

Wilfried Moroder discusses the challenges of building golf courses in mountain regions.
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01 October 2008

Designing for sustainable greenkeeping

The sustainability of golf is a high profile issue at the moment, and it's not likely to get any less so in the future. Golf courses around the world are under pressure to become more environmentally-friendly, which generally means using less wate
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01 October 2008

Doak gives EIGCA lecture

Leading American golf architect Tom Doak recently gave this year's Toro Design Lecture to students on the European Institute of Golf Course Architects diploma programme.
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01 October 2008

New edition of golf course bible ready for release

The World Atlas of Golf might just be the most important golf architecture publication of all.
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01 October 2008

Two new openings for Harbottle

Seattle-based architect John Harbottle has had a busy summer with two major openings.
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01 October 2008

Howes to refresh Braid design

Irish design practice Jeff Howes Golf Design has been to redevelop Newlands Golf Club in Dublin.
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01 October 2008

The Player: Nick Price

The golf industry must trumpet its record of good environmental stewardship more loudly, says double Major champion Nick Price.
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01 October 2008

Willie Park Jr

Mungo Park details the life and work of his illustrious ancestor.
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01 July 2008

Is golf embracing synthetic solutions?

Has the golf world finally begun to embrace synthetic products in courses and practice facilities?
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01 July 2008

Pasatiempo Golf Club

After a decade, the restoration of MacKenzie's beloved course is now complete, reports Richard Green.
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01 July 2008

Royal Antwerp

A refresh for a Golden Age classic.
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01 July 2008

Golf Valley

High hopes for Krause's stadium layout.
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01 July 2008

Deltona Club

Weed brings the blowout look to the public golfer.
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01 July 2008

Birkdale longer but not a monster

Golfers at the upcoming Open Championship will face a Royal Birkdale course that has been lengthened and altered since Mark O'Meara's victory there ten years ago.
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01 July 2008

Hydroseeding helps Castle grow

With some of the most radical shaping seen on a golf course, achieving good grass coverage on the newly-opened Castle course in St Andrews was a challenge for the construction and grow-in team.
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