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01 July 2006

The Renaissance Club

Renaissance Golf Design, the firm of American architect Tom Doak, is well under way with construction on his first course in Britain.
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01 July 2006

Courses for horses?

As happens often throughout the creative process, an idea that starts out as a lark will often become a fortunate set of circumstances.
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01 July 2006

Golf lessons

How should aspiring golf architects go about getting into the industry?
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01 July 2006

Restoring Colt at Saint-Germain

Harry Colt's course at Golf de Saint-Germain, to the west of Paris, which opened back in 1922, is being restored by an exceptional fourball of contributors.
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01 July 2006

Pine Needles

Don't be fooled into thinking that Donald Ross's legacy to the North Carolina Sandhills region lies just at the Pinehurst resort itself.
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01 July 2006

Carigglas course under way

Irish golf architect Jeff Howes has started construction on a new 18 hole course at Carigglas in County Longford.
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01 July 2006

Seve makes his mark in North London

Spanish legend Seve Ballesteros's design firm has largely completed its first course in the UK.
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01 July 2006

Another generation of Hawtrees at Hill Barn

Designed in 1935 by Fred Hawtree, Hill Barn GC, on the Downs above the south coast of England, has recently been enhanced by Fred's grandson Martin.
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01 July 2006

EGD and Monty flutter in Turkey

European Golf Design has signed a deal with Papillon Hotels to build a Colin Montgomerie signature course in the Belek region of Turkey, near Antalya.
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01 July 2006

RTJ2 designs in Hungary

Architect firm Robert Trent Jones II is designing Hungary's first masterplanned golf resort at Zala Springs in the west of the country.
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01 July 2006

Colt's course in Frankfurt to be refurbished

Frankfurter Golf Club, one of only two courses in Germany designed by Harry Colt, and host to 12 German Opens, is being remodelled by architect Christoph Städler.
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01 July 2006

Pern to design Andorran nine

French-based architect Jeremy Pern has recently been appointed project designer for Andorra's first full length nine hole course.
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01 July 2006

GOOD READ: A Natural Course for Golf

Editor Malcolm Peake is one of the great advocates for traditional golf in the UK.
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01 July 2006

GOOD READ: Golf Architecture volume 9

The Society of Australian Golf Course Architects' annual review of the course design industry continues to go from strength to strength.
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01 July 2006

GOOD READ: Experience the Old Course

GCA contributor Richard Goodale has produced a second in OptimizeGolf's series of upmarket course companions, to go with his earlier volume on Royal Dornoch (a third, on Carnoustie, is in production).
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01 July 2006

Dun Laoghaire course project making progress

The new 36-hole complex being built by architects Hawtree for Dun Laoghaire GC in Ireland is progressing.
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01 July 2006

Irrigated but not wet at rocky Gullane

Open qualifying venue Gullane Golf Club in Scotland has installed a new irrigation system, designed by UK consultants Irriplan.
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01 July 2006

Old Links offers new challenges

Nick Faldo has opened the Old Links course at Ballyliffin Golf Club in County Donegal, after it was renovated by his design company, Faldo Design.
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01 July 2006

Nicklaus launches Porto Mariccio project

Jack Nicklaus visited Croatia in May for the official signing and announcement of the republic's first Jack Nicklaus Signature Golf Course.
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01 July 2006

Waterberg water issues

Citing a lack of water resources, the design firms of Ernie Els and Jack Nicklaus have withdrawn from a planned golf course development at Waterberg in South Africa.
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01 July 2006

R&A funds sustainable golf research

The R&A Golf Course Committee is funding two projects to examine different aspects of sustainable course management
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01 July 2006

Old Tom Morris

Was Old Tom really the first great golf architect, or is his reputation inflated by those who redesigned his courses? Richard Goodale tries to find out.
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