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01 April 2008

TOUR WATCH: 29 May-1 June: Celtic Manor Wales Open

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.
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01 April 2008

New look for Mississaugua

Mississaugua Golf & Country Club will unveil its most significant renovation project in club history this spring with the reopening of its newly transformed greens.
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01 April 2008

Canadian Ross classic is restored

After a decade of work, the restoration of the Donald Ross-designed Essex Golf & Country Club (G&CC) in Canada is complete.
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01 April 2008

Environmental man

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.
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01 April 2008

The enticing charms of par-free golf

Yes, you read the headline correctly: I said par-FREE, not par three.
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01 April 2008

Middle East remains the star

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.
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01 April 2008

Brown or green?

Golf gets a poor rap from a wide variety of sources.
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01 April 2008

Desmond Muirhead

Forrest Richardson profiles the life and works of the eccentric British architect.
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01 April 2008

Robert von Hagge: light and shade

Adam Lawrence talks to the veteran American architect about beauty.
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01 January 2008

The Player: Ewen Murray

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.
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01 January 2008

Son Gual

Thomas Himmel moulds golfing drama into a Mallorcan hillside.
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01 January 2008

Repton Short Course

An innovative design for practice or play.
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01 January 2008

Dun Laoghaire Golf Club

Hawtree builds a replacement for Colt.
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01 January 2008

Interview: Pete Dye

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.
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01 January 2008

Investigating hazards

Hazards define the game of golf, and a course on which they are poorly placed is a frustrating, joyless place. Adam Lawrence investigates their use.
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01 January 2008

Rolling and tumbling

The majority of golf shots are played on or around greens, so green design is central to the success of any course. But, as the pressure to increase green speeds grows, so the ability of architects to build interesting greens is reduced. Or is it?
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01 January 2008

Tom Simpson

An English eccentric who built many of the best courses of continental Europe, Tom Simpson is a true unsung hero of course design, says Tom Mackenzie
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01 January 2008

Askernish: the rebirth

Malcolm Peake visits Askernish in its infancy and gives his verdict.
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01 January 2008

Cobble Beach Golf Links

David McPherson visits Doug Carrick's latest seaside creation.
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01 January 2008

Lions and signature designers meet at new SA golf resort

One of the world’s longest golf courses and without doubt the most spectacular par three.
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01 January 2008

Croatia: golf's next hotspot?

Jeremy Pern reckons Croatia will become an important market for golf development in the near future.
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01 October 2007

Developing success

Golf is experiencing significant growth across Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
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