Renovation

UK club is restructuring course following county council plans to extend adjacent road 

Green complexes and bunkers have been upgraded to the course in West Palm Beach, Florida

Architect is introducing template concepts such as Eden, Cape, Road and Redan to Icelandic layout

JMP’s Brian Costello transforms California course into a layout that is “more rustic, open and in tune with the oak savannah”

Key focus of work has been relocating and reshaping bunkers to a style closer to the original design

Five holes of Par 3 Course have been rerouted and thirteenth tee relocated

Twentieth anniversary project restores firm and fast conditions to Kiwi course

Duo focuses on improving playability, visibility and maintainability of sand hazards at Illinois club

Architect reconfigures layout to remove blind shots and improve playability on Indiana course

Project will see greens expanded and bunkers relocated to increase strategy at TPC Toronto venue

MJ Abbott has completed construction on 14 holes of the heathland Colt layout

Renovation work at Old Chatham was designed to raise the challenge while remaining playable for all

The south-east London club is in the middle of a five-year transformation process. The most dramatic changes have already taken place, as Adam Lawrence reports

City of Seguin appoints Brian Ross, Nathan Crace and Todd Quitno for Starcke Park project

Project at Aloha GC in Marbella will focus on retaining strategic intent of putting surfaces

Todd Quitno leads project at Illinois muni, which includes rerouting and infrastructure upgrades

Scottish club appoints CDP to consult on bunker renovations and other changes

Renovation at Florida club covers greens, bunkers, regrassing and practice areas

Work on greens and bunkers will be inspired by ‘simple but elegant’ style of Ralph Plummer

Introduction of residential and commercial elements would fund renovation of Donald Ross holes.

Project includes new greens at the first and the two short par fours, the seventh and fifteenth

Rerouting project, which includes six new greens, will provide golfers with a more coastal experience