New golf courses

Architect follows natural movement of Texas Hill Country land for new public course.

Nicklaus Design layout is first of three courses planned for huge real estate development.

27-hole facility designed by Greg Norman’s firm set on coastal stretch at new Vietnam resort.

Moscow course has extensive drainage and sandcapping to maximise playing season.

Public will be able to trial 12 holes of Kevin Norby design over rolling hills of North Dakota.

Michlifen hosts La Coupe du Trône tournament to mark the opening of the mountainous layout.

Gaunt designs 27 holes at Twin Chapels with views of Říp Mountain and Central Bohemian Uplands.

Robin Hiseman of European Golf Design has created a long, tough and exciting course for excavator manufacturing giant.

Tim Lobb layout is first full-length course in Turkish resort city on Mediterranean Sea.

The Wisconsin layout will be routed within a restored sedge savannah and measures 6,100 yards.

Layout overlooking Lake Victoria will formally open with its first professional tournament in October.

Layout will be set among sprawling grounds of seventeenth-century mansion near A Coruña.

Former Open champion tweaks layout at The Feddinch Club following latest visit to Scotland.

Jonathan Davison says designs like Golf Park Lhotka “are needed to introduce the game to new golfers”.

Doug Carrick designs ‘the Nest’ using earth excavated from marina at Canadian development.

Architect Brian Curley utilises large greens and strong slopes to promote ground game.

UK golf developer family in progress with two new courses plus remodelling work at The Shire.

Situated near Hoi An, a UNESCO Heritage Site, Hoiana Shores is scheduled to open in 2019.

Seven holes already shaped at new Fife course designed by Clive Clark.

Layout for prestigious UK school enables National Trust to restore deer park on site of current nine.

Tbilisi Hills, designed by Lassi Pekka Tilander, overlooks capital city and Caucasus mountains.