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News | 01 October 2007

The Pioneer: Donald Ross

Donald Ross may well be the most misunderstood golf architect of all time, says Richard Mandell.
News | 01 July 2007

Saguaro Course, We-Ko-Pa

If the current minor vogue for 'classic' styles of golf design that has seen courses such as Pacific Dunes, Sebonack and Erin Hills grab attention among architectural buffs and golfers alike can be dated to one particular point in time, it
News | 01 July 2007

Learning in the field

Fifteen students currently working their way through the European Institute of Golf Course Architects (EIGCA) diploma programme, three tutors, a visiting lecturer and a number of observers, including one from GCA, descended on the Victoria Golf Club in
News | 01 July 2007

Carnoustie: reshaped and econditioned

The 1999 Open, held at the Carnoustie links on the north-east coast of Scotland, was one of the most memorable, and controversial, in the Championship's long history.
News | 01 July 2007

Playing away

With an ever-increasing supply of destinations to tempt the golfing tourist, building a successful golf resort has never been more difficult/
News | 01 July 2007

Monte Rei

The process of developing a successful high-end golf resort is well-understood.
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