News

The 118th US Open Championship gets underway today on a course that looks totally transformed.

Singapore club plans major investment to improve course while making room for hiking and bike paths.

Golden Bear tees on Utah community’s Nicklaus course play to a total of just over 3,700 yards.

Fazio Design returns to highly-ranked North Carolina club for greens and bunker rebuilding.

Scottsdale club closes course for four-month project on green complexes and bunkering.

ASGCA members provide insights into the processes involved in planning a golf course project.

Pennsylvania club is installing Capillary Concrete on 41 greenside bunkers of Dick Wilson course.

Committee awaits officialsʼ response to last minute objection, but seems minded to give permission.

Georgia club converts greens to new grass type as part of $1.3 million renovation project.

Majorcan club will close for three months this winter for renovation work.

Design of the Ashford course pays homage to Golden Age architects including Raynor and Macdonald.

ASGCA Board of Governors expresses support for the USGA and R&A’s Distance Insights project.

New ‘flexible’ RTJ II layout integrates rural character of Santiago del Estero Province in Argentina.

Architect transforms bunkering and addresses safety issues at coastal course on Danish island.

World’s fourth oldest club unveils three new-look holes designed by Mackenzie & Ebert.

GCA reports on tour of site of proposed course close to Royal Dornoch.

Minnesota’s first club progresses with Jeff Mingay’s master plan, to enhance distinctive character.

Remodel handled by Arnold Palmer Design Company in collaboration with Annika Sorenstam.

Paul Albanese returns to Michigan destination for follow-up to his 2008 Sweetgrass layout.

Original Bill Diddel characteristics restored, with strategic relevance for today’s game.

Initial planning under way for improvement of facilities at Sportsman’s Country Club.

Owner Darwin Escapes invests in bunkers, tees and more at Oxfordshire course.