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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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01 October 2007

Making the earth move

Construction is the missing link between designer and golfer.
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01 October 2007

A small town with big ideas

Isolated communities are struggling the world over.
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01 October 2007

Hawtree takes reins of Trump project

British architect Martin Hawtree has been hired by developer Donald Trump to design the proposed Trump Golf Scotland course amid the dunes of Menie Links, north of Aberdeen.
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01 October 2007

Dynamic duo

Like a marriage, a successful partnership is all about accentuating the positives.
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01 October 2007

The Renaissance Club at Archerfield

The first time GCA visited the Renaissance Club was in the spring of 2006, when the course was in the relatively early stages of construction, with playing corridors cleared and a few greens shaped, but no grass on the course.
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01 October 2007

The Player: Eduardo Romero

Senior Tour star Romero tells GCA of his plans to build his own design business.
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01 October 2007

Time for change

Golf courses have changed tremendously in my lifetime – and while there have been many positive developments, there are also some aspects of modern golf course design and maintenance I am not so keen on.
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01 October 2007

Computer euphoria?

Iam sure that all architects' offices are now fully computerised and produce incredible images with the help of the latest computer aided design systems.
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01 October 2007

The Shire

Both times I have visited The Shire, the first course in the UK to be designed by Trajectory, Seve Ballesteros' design practice, I went thoroughly prepared to hate the place.
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01 October 2007

Korineum Golf & Country Club

The island of Cyprus is beginning to emerge as a credible golf destination for tourists from across Europe.
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01 October 2007

Kingarroch, Hill of Tarvit

Project near St Andrews offers golfers a taste of how the game used to be.
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01 October 2007

Fota Island

The flood of development money that has washed through Irish golf in the last decade has made a dramatic impact on the golfing outlook of the Emerald Isle.
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01 October 2007

Danish debut for RTJ II

Denmark's first Robert Trent Jones II (RTJII) designed golf course was formally unveiled recently at the Skjoldenæsholm Golf Centre.
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01 October 2007

Another Indian design for Swan

British firm Swan Golf Designs has been appointed to design the new 27 hole Mysore Golf Community in southern Indian by developer Sastry Development Group of Companies.
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