News | 01 July 2008 Water's Edge back in the game The Water's Edge Golf Course, Chicago, USA has reopened following a US$5 million renovation by golf architect Richard Mandell and Aspen Corporation.
News | 01 July 2008 Golf operations go west According to a panel of international golf experts assembled by Club Car, international golf operations are becoming increasingly 'westernised' and changing from a social club situation to performancebased businesses.
News | 01 July 2008 Hemstock, home and away Construction has started on a sustainable pay-and-play golf course in Leigh, north of Manchester, UK.
The Player: Bernhard Langer News | 01 July 2008 The Player: Bernhard Langer Bernhard Langer tells GCA he enjoys old-style golf, but prefers it without too much randomness.
Islands in the sun, wind and rain News | 01 July 2008 Islands in the sun, wind and rain Whoever first thought of building golf courses on Madeira was ambitious indeed.
Interview: Jack Nicklaus News | 01 July 2008 Interview: Jack Nicklaus The greatest golfer the world has seen, now running the world’s most successful course design firm.
Money men News | 01 July 2008 Money men Golf course developers are the key to the future of the industry.
News | 01 April 2008 Golf goes back to the future Every golfer knows that the world's oldest courses are in Scotland, the home of the game.
News | 01 April 2008 Sugarloaf Mountain Some concepts just seem to fit together perfectly; others, by contrast, appear completely at odds.
On site | 01 April 2008 A considered approach to changes at Sunningdale From an architectural standpoint – indeed, from pretty much any standpoint – Sunningdale is one of the most significant venues in golf.