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01 July 2007

Polish potential

Like other Eastern European countries, Poland is currently something of a blind spot on the European golf map.
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01 July 2007

Minimalism misunderstood

Today, one can rarely read an article about a golf course without seeing the word 'minimalism' somewhere in the description.
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01 July 2007

Inspired design

Are holes, and entire courses, that are based on someone else’s design themes somehow a lesser type of architecture? Adam Lawrence investigates.
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01 July 2007

Old White Course, The Greenbrier

Lester George has recaptured the glories of old by restoring the Greenbrier's Old White course, says Bruce Matson.
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01 April 2007

The Links at Las Palomas

Golf marketing professionals tend to have a fairly free and easy way with words.
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01 April 2007

Seen the pictures? Play the course

Three of the most famous golf images in the world originate from my home club, Conwy in north Wales. The three paintings are entitled 'Difficult Bunker', 'The Drive' and 'Putting Green', but as their locatio
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01 April 2007

Ailsa Course, Turnberry

When Tom Watson and Jack Nicklaus shook hands on the Ailsa's eighteenth green after the Open of 1977, members of the R&A must have been rubbing theirs in glee.
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01 April 2007

Celtic Manor

For a creative process, golf design requires a remarkable degree of problem-solving skills.
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01 April 2007

Lough Erne nears completion

The first course at Lough Erne Golf Resort in County Fermanagh, Northern Ireland, is now close to being finished, in preparation for a 2008 opening.
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01 April 2007

Chambers Bay shoots for the stars

One of the most eagerly awaited course openings of 2007 is set to take place in June in Washington, USA.
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01 April 2007

Will three go into one?

The latest big money golf development in Dubai is to involve not one but three highprofile signature designers.
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01 April 2007

GOOD READ Building Sebonack

If a 300 acre parcel of shorefront land bordered on one side by Shinnecock Hills and on the other by the National Golf Links of America wasn't destined one day to become a golf course, it's hard to imagine what is.
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01 April 2007

GOOD READ The Evolution of the Links at Royal County Down Golf Club

Richard Latham, author of the definitive guide to Woodhall Spa's Hotchkin course, has done it again.
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01 April 2007

Golf industry drives environmental initiatives

Golf course management professionals have long benefited from advances in research supported by funding from the Environmental Institute for Golf, the philanthropic organisation of the Golf Course Superintendents Association of America (GCSAA).
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01 April 2007

14-17 June: 107th US Open Championship: Oakmont CC, Pennsylvania

Of all the monstrously difficult golf courses to which the US Open pays a regular visit, only one has the reputation of slowing down its greens when America's national championship comes to town.
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01 April 2007

Mountain climbs higher

Pete Dye's Mountain course at La Quinta in California has just been extensively renovated by the resort, with the assistance of the architect and his son Perry.
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01 April 2007

Hurdzan to collect Ross Award

Golf architect and writer Dr Michael Hurdzan has been selected as the 2007 recipient of the American Society of Golf Course Architects' (ASGCA) highest honour, the Donald Ross Award.
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01 April 2007

Signature courses: over budget and over schedule?

The craze for signature courses is being driven too much by marketing, designer Peter Harradine has claimed.
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01 April 2007

KPMG addresses emerging markets

'Golf Development in the Emerging Markets' will be the theme of the fourth annual KPMG Golf Business Forum, which brings together golf and real estate developers, investment groups, banks, equity funds, master planners, course architects,
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01 April 2007

Swan and Murray join forces

Ewen Murray, former PGA tournament professional and now a journalist and the principal golf commentator for Sky TV, has begun to work with Howard Swan and his team at Swan Golf Designs.
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01 April 2007

Coming soon: Valderrama II?

Valderrama Golf Club owner Jaime Ortiz-Patiño is close to obtaining final planning consents to start work on another golf course, only a couple of miles away from the famous Spanish track.
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01 April 2007

Construction starts on Wicked Pony

Architect Tom Doak has broken ground at Wicked Pony, part of the new Remington Ranch development outside Bend, Oregon.
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