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Now in its eighth year, the annual journal from the Society of Australian Golf Course Architects continues to attract readers from across the globe.

Proving it's more than the ultimate coffee table book, Scottish Golf Links profiles more than fifty courses with stunning photographs.

Littlestone GC has become the first club in the world to successfully complete a test of its management procedures against guidelines set out by the R&A.

Monty favours the penal.

Bruce Critchley describes the work of the man who set the standard for the UK's inland courses.

Adam Lawrence looks at Colt's work and how Martin Hawtree is dealing with a restoration project at Toronto Golf Club.

Jonathan Smith discusses the importance of maximising opportunities for habitat and species conservation when designing a golf course.

Author Geoff Shackelford looks at golf's current technology debate.

We look at St Andrews' importance to the student of golf history and its continued greatness today.

GCA takes a look at the virtue of the short par four.

Tom Simpson's design at Morfontaine in France is still regarded as one of Europe's finest courses, here we find out why.

True heathland courses are rare outside the UK, but this new Portuguese development could be an exception.

Sand and water combine to spectacular effect at this Robert Trent Jones II course.

A course on the bonny bonny banks that you can actually play.

The longest sea level course in the world? Hills GC might just be that.

Nick Faldo gives us his thoughts on first and last holes.