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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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01 July 2008

More online information for greenkeepers

Syngenta has expanded the scope of the UK and Ireland version of its Greencast Web service for greenkeepers and turf managers.
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01 July 2008

Desperately seeking Eddie Hackett

Richard Goodale travels the byways of Ireland in search of the legacy of the country's most important golf designer.
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01 July 2008

The Old Course in 2D

All golfers know of the Old Course but only a lucky few people actually visit St Andrews and play it.
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01 July 2008

Schmidt and Curley move into Mexico

Schmidt-Curley Design is constructing a four-course project at the Maravia Golf Club in La Paz, Mexico.
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01 July 2008

The Dyes are back

Pete Dye is back in 'Greater Europe' for the first time in 20 years.
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01 July 2008

Tetherow opening set for late July

Tetherow Golf Club in Bend, Oregon, USA has set the opening date of its course for 26 July.
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01 July 2008

Moroder's Italian intentions

Italian architect Wilfried Moroder has secured a contract to design and construct a 36-hole golf resort in the country's Piedmont region.
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01 July 2008

European growth for Howes

Irish firm Jeff Howes Golf Design has expanded its operations in central Europe.
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01 July 2008

GOOD READ: Tom Morris of St Andrews: The Colossus of Golf

A century since Rev WW Tulloch published the only previous biography of the Victorian age of golf's defining character, David Malcolm and Peter Crabtree have completed a detailed study of Old Tom's life, works and influence.
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01 July 2008

GOOD READ: St Andrews: The Evolution of the Old Course

Kiwi architect Scott Macpherson has given us the most detailed picture yet of how golf's most famous landscape came to be how it is.
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01 July 2008

Fazio builds new course at Punta Cana

American architect Tom Fazio is constructing a mid-length, par four number 18 at Corales Golf Club at Puntacana Resort & Club in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic.
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01 July 2008

Sanford takes up NYC design gauntlet

New York mayor Michael Bloomberg and city comptroller William Thompson have announced that the city has entered into negotiations with Sanford Golf Design for the design and construction management of a golf course at Ferry Point Park in the Bronx.
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01 July 2008

Core golf gaining ground

The days of developments in which golf holes are strung out with rows of houses either side are largely behind us, according to an eminent panel of architects and consultants.
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01 July 2008

How to prompt pace of play

The American Society of Golf Course Architects (ASGCA) has released guidelines detailing the issue of pace of play from a design perspective.
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