Renovation

Dan Hixson has prepared a par-30 design for the Oregon municipal.

Jeff Mingay will restore Hugh Alison’s original bunker designs at the Illinois club.

$23.5 million renovation to include three new holes and will begin in 2023.

Brad Klein reports on Matt Dusenberry’s work to make the Michigan layout more playable.

A John Harvey renovates holes on the Betsie Valley course following tree clearance at Michigan resort.

Jim Lipe focuses on greens, surrounds, bunkers and tees at Mexican resort.

Non-native trees removed and native prairie grasses, shrubs and wildflowers replanted at Ohio club.

In restoring Baltusrol, Gil Hanse relied on the principle that AW Tillinghast got it right.

Expanded and redesigned layout in oil fields of North Dakota opened in early 2021.

Design firm teams up with Duininck Golf and Barr Engineering at Bearpath G&CC.

Project is “one of the most interesting design mandates in Australia” says Mike Clayton.

Project at Dutch club includes rebuilding the putting green and pitching area.

Design firm reconfigures holes at Mexican layout and frees up land for development.

Tim Lobb plans to reintroduce original Colt features to the course and reshape fairways and bunkers.

Work is scheduled to start in July 2022 and will be the design firm’s first project in France.

Architect removes trees, repositions bunkers and reworks greens on course in California.

Renovation of tees, bunkers and greens on Colgate University layout will be complete in spring 2022.

Architect returns to private club in Naples, Florida, to ‘reinvigorate’ layout.

Grass faces introduced and new lining helps to address drainage issues.

Brandon Johnson renovates bunkers and greens to improve their playability, aesthetics and maintenance.

Project at Seabrook Island Club focuses on improving playability at South Carolina layout.

Work on the range includes five new target greens and installing Toptracer technology.