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01 July 2008

TOUR WATCH: 7-10 August: USPGA Championship; Oakland Hills Country Club, Detroit, USA

Ben Hogan famously brought the 'monster' of Oakland Hills to its knees in the 1951 US Open.
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01 July 2008

Vasatorp TC fans championship aspirations

Vasatorp Golfklubb in Sweden has opened its new tournament course, the latest design from Arthur Hills/Steve Forrest and Associates.
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01 July 2008

The Concession

Co-designer Tony Jacklin gave Adam Lawrence a tour of America's best new private golf course.
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01 July 2008

Titirangi Golf Club

Architect Chris Pitman describes how he restored Alistair MacKenzie's 'pleasurable excitement' at Titirangi.
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01 July 2008

The Rock revamped

The Rock Golf Club's 18-hole Nick Faldo design has reopened after undergoing a series of refinements.
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01 July 2008

Water's Edge back in the game

The Water's Edge Golf Course, Chicago, USA has reopened following a US$5 million renovation by golf architect Richard Mandell and Aspen Corporation.
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01 July 2008

Golf operations go west

According to a panel of international golf experts assembled by Club Car, international golf operations are becoming increasingly 'westernised' and changing from a social club situation to performancebased businesses.
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01 July 2008

Hemstock, home and away

Construction has started on a sustainable pay-and-play golf course in Leigh, north of Manchester, UK.
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01 July 2008

The Player: Bernhard Langer

Bernhard Langer tells GCA he enjoys old-style golf, but prefers it without too much randomness.
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01 July 2008

Islands in the sun, wind and rain

Whoever first thought of building golf courses on Madeira was ambitious indeed.
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01 July 2008

Interview: Jack Nicklaus

The greatest golfer the world has seen, now running the world’s most successful course design firm.
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01 July 2008

Money men

Golf course developers are the key to the future of the industry.
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01 April 2008

Golf goes back to the future

Every golfer knows that the world's oldest courses are in Scotland, the home of the game.
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01 April 2008

Sugarloaf Mountain

Some concepts just seem to fit together perfectly; others, by contrast, appear completely at odds.
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01 April 2008

The Els Club

Dubai is like nothing else on earth.
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01 April 2008

Luton Hoo

Parkland has become a catch-all term for golf courses that don't fit into any other category. Adam Lawrence reports on a new, genuine parkland track.

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01 April 2008

Have we forgotten the punter?

The poor old punter. You can see the frustration.
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01 April 2008

Hanse and Parsinen ready Castle Stuart for play

It has taken eight years, but Mark Parsinen is on the cusp of making a much-anticipated return with his second Scottish links offering.
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01 April 2008

Stonebridge adds nine holes

Architect Simon Gidman has completed a nine-hole addition to Stonebridge Golf Club in Coventry, England.
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01 April 2008

Bunker restoration at Royal Antwerp

Royal Antwerp's Championship course, consistently voted the best golf course in Belgium and, after Pau in France, the second oldest course in mainland Europe, has just completed a major bunker restoration overseen by Dimitri van Hauwaert of Diamon
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01 April 2008

All change at St Mellion

A well-known name is returning to the European Tour schedule from next year.
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01 April 2008

Another new frontier for Harradine

Design firm Harradine Golf has expanded into yet another new territory, in this case Khartoum in Sudan, where the company has recently started the construction of the country's first grass golf course.
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