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Recent work includes restoring the ‘doughnut’ bunker between the seventh and thirteenth greens.

Design firm focuses on restoring the original Robert Trent Jones bunker style at Connecticut club.

First phase of work at historic links includes the creation of a new short par-three seventeenth.

Architect proposes redesign of Windmill Hill layout as part of project in Milton Keynes, England.

Architect designs ‘challenging and fun’ layout to replace Dutch club’s existing course.

Long-term project will be informed by 1915 Ross drawing and historic aerial photography.

New master plan for the New York club includes tree management and expansion of greens.

Architect plans renovation of greens and bunkers at nine-hole layout in the Netherlands.

Frank Pont is returning the Madrid club’s Upper course to its original design.

Jakub Cervenka designs Golf Resort Dobrouč in the foothills of the Orlické Mountains.

New course at Eagle Pine Golf Resort will feature huge ravines and views of the Mediterranean Sea

Architects welcome R&A/USGA report but Tour and manufacturer response shows no unity across the industry.

Course redesign allows for construction of new 330-yard-long driving range and putting facility.

Latest issue devoted to the eighth annual ASGCA Design Excellence Recognition Program.

Initiatives include work with STRI, the Golf Environment Organization and Atlas Turf International.

Architect aims to reduce maintenance and improve playability of bunkers at North Carolina club.

Exposed rock on Queen’s course will define playing strategy and provide dramatic visuals.

Work started immediately after autumn 2019 takeover by Fore Golf Partners.

Duo will improve turf conditions and restore architectural features at Connecticut club.

$3.7m project on Naples course includes expansion of greens and restoration of design.

First phase of work includes new and remodelled bunkers plus heather planting on five holes.

Project at Boston club will involve renovation of bunkers and green expansion work.