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Citing a lack of water resources, the design firms of Ernie Els and Jack Nicklaus have withdrawn from a planned golf course development at Waterberg in South Africa.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

First nine open at Otocec

Slovenia's ninth golf course, designed by Ljubica Jovetic of UK firm Swan Golf Designs, opens its first nine holes for play in July.
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01 July 2006

Carrick approaching completion at Loch Lomond

Construction of De Vere Hotels' new Carrick course on the banks of Loch Lomond is expected to be finished during August.
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01 July 2006

The Player: Tom Lehman

Features that we love on old golf courses are too often criticised when built today, says US Ryder Cup captain Tom Lehman.
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01 July 2006

A family affair

One family involved in the renovation, design and construction of three different courses at the same location, over three generations and over a period of 81 years.
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01 July 2006

Lessons from the links

Forrest shares his thoughts on working with a linksland site.
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01 July 2006

Velvet revolution?

Until someone comes up with a more preferable option, initial specifications for environmentally friendly golf greens will continue to be a fescue/bent mix.
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01 July 2006

Holiday lessons from Cancun

Earlier in the year I had a couple of days to spare in Cancun,Mexico.
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01 July 2006

Hoylake: reborn or restrained?

Roberto de Vicenzo's win in the 1967 Open Championship was the first – and, to date only – major championship victory by a South American player.
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01 April 2006

Trump to develop golf resort near Aberdeen

American property tycoon Donald Trump wants to build the latest addition to his string of top-end golf courses in Scotland.
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01 April 2006

Linna Golf opens for international play

Linna Golf, the latest member of the PGA European Tour Courses Group, has opened in Finland.
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01 April 2006

Celtic Manor strides towards Ryder Cup

The Celtic Manor Resort in Wales is making progress with over £4m worth of improvements to accommodate the Ryder Cup.
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01 April 2006

Memorial Golf Club to be centrepiece of Scotland's Heartlands

A new golf resort, designed as a memorial to Donald Ross, is set to open in 2008.
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01 April 2006

GOOD READ Bunkers, Pits & Other Hazards

Golf architects Forrest Richardson and Mark Fine have written a comprehensive guide to the history, design and theory of hazards.
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01 April 2006

Nicklaus awarded Palm Hills contract

Nicklaus Design has been chosen to create a golf course at Palm Hills in Egypt.
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