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01 October 2007

Shake-up at Sportsman's Country Club

The 18-hole course at Sportsman's Country Club in Northbrook, Illinois, reopened this summer after being restored by architect Rick Jacobson.
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01 October 2007

ConCan in full swing

The ConCan Country Club course in southwest Texas was designed by the Austin-based duo of Roy Bechtol and Randy Russell.
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01 October 2007

Cypriot merger forms golf super-complex

Tony Jacklin's newly-established design practice is to design a second golf complex in Cyprus, replacing the existing 18 holes at Secret Valley with two completely new 18-hole golf courses.Combined, the courses will form a 36- hole golf complex in
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01 October 2007

Golf businesses unite

The European Golf Business Conference will return to Amsterdam from November 28-30 at the five-star Renaissance Hotel.
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01 October 2007

Palmer making an impression in LA

Mass grading is underway at Hasley Canyon, where Arnold Palmer's company is creating the first Arnold Palmer signature course in greater Los Angeles.
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01 October 2007

Big plans at Ballyhack

The same team that created the highly rated Kinloch Golf Club in Virginia has reunited to produce a golf facility in the Blue Ridge Mountains outside Roanoke, in the same state.
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01 October 2007

Three-year redevelopment completed at Wexford

Jeff Howes Golf Design (JHGD) has completed its redevelopment project at Wexford Golf Club, Ireland, with the official launch planned for late September.
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01 October 2007

Rejuvenation at Red Leaves

The Red Leaves golf resort in Ontario, Canada has undertaken a series of alterations to its Rock course.
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01 October 2007

High-tech Highland irrigation

Royal Dornoch has become the first golf course in Europe to install Toro's new GDC-controlled irrigation system.
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01 October 2007

GOOD READ Fifty Years in a Bunker

Pat Ruddy's self-published memoir of his years spent creating his course at the European Club, is everything anyone who has ever had contact with the man would expect.
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01 October 2007

GOOD READ Pinehurst, Home of American Golf

Golf architect Richard Mandell (author of this month's Pioneer piece on Donald Ross, see p26) has put together something truly monumental with this volume.
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01 October 2007

GOOD READ The Golf Courses of Stanley Thompson

Canada's greatest golf architect richly deserves this tribute from the leading lights in his country's golf industry today.
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01 October 2007

Texan course survives flood

On 27 June, the Texas Hill Country region was subjected to as much as 19 inches of rain in just a four-hour period.
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01 October 2007

24-25 November: Skins Game: Celebrity Course, Indian Wells, California

This year's annual Thanksgiving weekend Skins Game will showcase a new design by a British architect in the US.
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01 October 2007

IMG and Monty build Vietnamese links

Course construction is well underway here amid the tropical dunescape of Vietnam's fastest growing resort destination, where a Colin Montgomerie signature design will soon stand as the area's first 18-hole layout.
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01 October 2007

Golfers tee off at new course near Dundee

Kingennie Country Resort in Scotland has opened a new nine-hole course designed by architect Graeme Webster of Niblick Golf Design.
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01 October 2007

The Pioneer: Donald Ross

Donald Ross may well be the most misunderstood golf architect of all time, says Richard Mandell.
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01 October 2007

Black Sand Golf Project

Is Royal Dornoch about to lose its status as the most northerly great golf course?
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01 August 2007

The Pioneer: Archie Simpson

Few will have heard of him, but many have played the holes he laid out. Richard Goodale argues that Archie Simpson deserves far more attention.
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01 July 2007

King’s Course, Golf Club Bled

The pretty lakeside resort of Bled in Slovenia has a slight aura of faded grandeur to it.
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01 July 2007

Saguaro Course, We-Ko-Pa

If the current minor vogue for 'classic' styles of golf design that has seen courses such as Pacific Dunes, Sebonack and Erin Hills grab attention among architectural buffs and golfers alike can be dated to one particular point in time, it
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01 July 2007

Learning in the field

Fifteen students currently working their way through the European Institute of Golf Course Architects (EIGCA) diploma programme, three tutors, a visiting lecturer and a number of observers, including one from GCA, descended on the Victoria Golf Club in
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