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Golf architect John Sanford has started work on Hacienda Bay, a new golf course located on the Mediterranean coast of northern Egypt.

Arizona-based architect Gary Stephenson has started a programme of renovation works at the Fairmont St Andrews resort (formerly known as St Andrews Bay).

Architect Rick Jacobson is to include an island green as part of his renovation of the East Course at the Hilton Indian Lakes Resort outside Chicago.

German architect Rolf-Stephan Hansen has finished the build of the Budersand golf course on the island of Sylt, close to the country's border with Denmark.

The late Fred Hawtree, a golf architect since 1938, edited the second volume of this anthology in 1999, towards the end of his life.

Not a golf architecture book, it's true, but Bob Labbance, who has coauthored this volume with Brian Siplo, has written extensively on the subject in the past, as, for example, in his history of golf course management, Keepers of the Green.

Plans are in place for a new golf and country club in County Cork, Ireland.

The Indoor Golf Arena, the world's largest indoor golf centre, is expected to be open in the Netherlands by 2010, with a number of local councils showing interest.

After a few years being held on the Roman Road course at Celtic Manor, this year's Wales Open will be the golfing public's first chance to see the new Twenty Ten course, built at great expense specifically to hold the Ryder Cup.

Mississaugua Golf & Country Club will unveil its most significant renovation project in club history this spring with the reopening of its newly transformed greens.

After a decade of work, the restoration of the Donald Ross-designed Essex Golf & Country Club (G&CC) in Canada is complete.

Of all the professional golfers who have sought, as their playing careers wound down, to reinvent themselves by using their name and reputation to drive other business opportunities, surely none have been as successful as Greg Norman.

Yes, you read the headline correctly: I said par-FREE, not par three.

Following last year's launch of the Golf Benchmark Survey, I am delighted that we can again partner with Golf Course Architecture to bring you the results from our second survey.

Golf gets a poor rap from a wide variety of sources.

Forrest Richardson profiles the life and works of the eccentric British architect.

Adam Lawrence talks to the veteran American architect about beauty.

Never short of an opinion on screen in his role as one of Sky Sports’ voices of golf, Scotsman Ewen Murray is just the same away from the TV.

Thomas Himmel moulds golfing drama into a Mallorcan hillside.

An innovative design for practice or play.

Hawtree builds a replacement for Colt.

The architect of Whistling Straits, Kiawah Island and TPC Sawgrass spills the beans about his life, his golf courses and his love for messing with pros' minds.