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01 April 2006

Hansen to build Germany's first links

A new course currently under construction on the island of Sylt will be Germany's first true links course, according to architect Rolf-Stephan Hansen.
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01 April 2006

The Player: Mark O'Meara

Double Major champion Mark O'Meara tells GCA he thinks the best courses should offer strong visuals and be open to the wind.
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01 April 2006

Stanley Thompson

Canadian golf architect Jeff Mingay profiles his fellow countryman, the larger than life designer of Banff Springs, Jasper Park and Highlands Links.
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01 April 2006

Risk or reward?

Jason Straka looks at the most important aspect of the golf course architecture business.
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01 April 2006

Desert golf is no mirage

John Fought discusses how to design a golf course in Arizona.
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01 April 2006

Signature Designers

Few things stir up more debate among golf course architects than the vexed question of signature designers. When touring pros, or indeed other marquee names, put their seal of approval to a golf course, say some architects, the quality and value for money
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01 April 2006

Askernish Golf Club

Adam Lawrence had the opportunity to accompany golf course architect Martin Ebert and consultant Gordon Irvine as they sought to restore the old links of Askernish in Scotland's Outer Hebrides.
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01 April 2006

Muskoka Bay Club

The Muskoka Bay Club in Gravenhurst, Ontario is a spectacular new semi-private golf course built on the rugged and wild landscape of the Canadian Shield.
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01 April 2006

Assessing architectural excellence

The Golf Digest 100 Greatest Courses lists (GDG100) rank the stars of the golf course world.
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01 April 2006

Interview: Kyle Phillips

California-based architect Kyle Phillips is busy at home but his highest profile work is on this side of the Atlantic. Toby Ingleton recently met Phillips at The Grove to talk design.
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01 April 2006

Mastering the planning arts

With an increasing number of mixed golf, housing and leisure developments springing up in Britain and Europe, masterplanning of sites is becoming ever more important.
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01 January 2006

Cabot Links

A potential classic close to Stanley Thompson's famed Highland Links.
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01 January 2006

KPMG survey compares development costs.

KPMG survey compares golf course development costs in Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
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01 January 2006

Black sand, true links

Scotland's Royal Dornoch is probably the world's most northerly great links, but that might not be the case in a few years' time.
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01 January 2006

Nicklaus to renovate St Patrick's

The 36-hole St Patrick's Golf Links complex in Donegal, Ireland, is to be redesigned by Nicklaus Design.
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01 January 2006

Phillips breaks ground at Verdura

Construction is under way at Verdura, architect Kyle Phillips's new design in Sicily.
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01 January 2006

Extensive changes planned for Birkdale in run-up to 2008 Open

Royal Birkdale is to undergo significant alterations in preparation for the 2008 Open, the ninth time the championship will have visited the Lancashire links.
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01 January 2006

Golf needs better value for money

Martin Ebert discusses the importance of taking a sensible approach to designing a golf course.
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01 January 2006

Creating a more sustainable golf course

Jayne Leyland considers how using different turfgrasses can create more sustainable golf courses.
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01 January 2006

Water margin

For some, irrigation may be to blame for too-green grass, but properly used such a system can deliver firm conditions while protecting the golf course, says Adam Lawrence.
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01 January 2006

Interview: Keith Williams

Adam Lawrence spoke to Loch Lomond GC chief executive Keith Williams about the club's development.
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01 January 2006

Golf de Dunkerque

From a rubbish dump to a seventeenth century fortification.
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