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01 April 2007

Living the lifestyle

At Caldicott Hall in Norfolk, we're developing a site for 48 Svenskabin Swedish timber homes from KDM.
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01 April 2007

Golf's new horizons

One only has to read the pages of Golf Course Architecture, with its regular announcements of new courses being built, to understand that golf development continues to grow at a rapid rate.
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01 April 2007

How to beat slow play

Slow play is one of the curses of modern golf and one solution to the problem lies in the hands of course architects.
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01 April 2007

Career development

How do budding architects get started? We talked to a number of relative newcomers to the business to find out.
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01 January 2007

Golf spreads its wings

The game of golf continues to develop around the world. Which golf markets will be the hotspots of the future?
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01 January 2007

The Carrick on Loch Lomond

It might have been one of the mildest autumns on record, but it didn't feel like it teeing off at The Carrick in October.
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01 January 2007

Northwick Park

Time, we are continually told, is one of the biggest single obstacles to the growth of golf.
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01 January 2007

Help or hindrance?

Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) has come a long way since its formal inception in the USA over 35 years ago.
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01 January 2007

Grand designs for Tiger

Tiger Woods has taken his presence in the golf industry a stage further by launching Tiger Woods Design – a golf course design company that plans to embark upon projects around the world.
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01 January 2007

Bandon to add Macdonald tribute

Bandon Dunes, the Oregon, USA, golf resort, is to add a fourth course to its portfolio.
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01 January 2007

Monty signed for Bahrain

Colin Montgomerie, along with architecture practice European Golf Design, has been signed up to design an 18-hole tournament golf course and nine hole short course for the Riffa Golf and Residential Development Company in Bahrain.
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01 January 2007

GOOD READ Rough Meditations

This reissue of golf journalist – and former PGA Tour caddy – Brad Klein's collection of essays on golf, courses and design is not just a good read, but a terrific one.
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01 January 2007

GOOD READ Where Golf is Great: The Finest Courses of Scotland and Ireland

OK, it's a coffee table book, but it's a very, very good one.
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01 January 2007

The modern means of sketching

Computer Aided Design (CAD) has revolutionised the way golf courses are designed and most golf architecture firms now use a CAD system.
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01 January 2007

Market intelligence sets future agenda

KPMG's newly published Golf Benchmark Survey in EMEA (Europe, the Middle East and Africa) should revitalise an international business starved of quality information and provide industry stakeholders with essential performance and financial benchma
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01 January 2007

Los Barrancos de La Zagaleta

Some articles write themselves.Occasionally as a golf writer you visit a course that is either so overwhelmingly wonderful, or so horrific, the response is almost automatic.
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01 January 2007

Williams extends Royal Porthcawl

Royal Porthcawl Golf Club in Wales, a regular host for prominent events including the Amateur Championship on six occasions, the Walker Cup, Curtis Cup, and the Home Internationals, has been refurbished by Welsh architect David Williams.
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01 January 2007

21-25 Feb: World Golf Championships-Accenture Match Play The Gallery South Course, Tucson, Arizona

The first World Golf Championship (WGC) event of the year, the Accenture Match Play, is moving from its previous home in California to the newly constructed South Course at the Gallery club near Tucson, Arizona.
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01 January 2007

Turnberry work leads busy time for M&E

British design firm Mackenzie and Ebert is starting 2007 with a busy roster of new projects and renovations.
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01 January 2007

Swan's passage to India

The Karnataka Golf Association course in Bangalore, India, is to be renovated by British firm Swan Golf Designs.
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01 January 2007

Spey Valley opens for limited play

Developed by Macdonald Hotels & Resorts and situated adjacent to the recently refurbished Macdonald Aviemore Highland Resort, the Spey Valley golf course has opened for limited play, and will be open for full membership in Spring 2007.
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01 January 2007

Unbuilt Nicklaus course awarded Solheim Cup

The Ladies European Tour (LET) has awarded the 2011 Solheim Cup to an as-yet unbuilt course at Killeen Castle, County Meath, Ireland.
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