Renovation

Contractor works alongside PGA Tour golf course architect Leslie Claytor to update drainage and bunkers.

Owner of California club spends $119m to “create a private club like no other”.

Architect’s plan for Minnesota layout is to “energise a hidden gem that has great natural attributes”.

Design firm recommends enhancing Canadian course’s connection with the natural landscape.

Buxton club builds new bunkers in a style close to what Alister MacKenzie originally designed.

New owners bring architect in for a course-wide naturalisation project and bunker renovation.

The team behind the renovation of the Old course is focused on a sustainable future.

Work was undertaken to address long-standing drainage problems on the Smyers-Faldo layout.

British supplier also installs a 75-foot-long practice tee strip at Edinburgh club.

Newly named Sailfish Sands facility also adds Toptracer driving range and new putting greens.

Rod Whitman says the plan is to “inject variety and nuance back into the features”.

Dave Sampson will lead project to investigate strategy presented by historic 5,095-yard layout.

Ron Kirby accentuates site’s natural assets and opens up ocean views.

Architect redesigns greens to improve proportions and increase visibility.

Project at Mississippi muni includes three new holes, rebuilt bunkers and regrassed greens.

New Jersey club rebuilds bunkers and greens, and opens vistas with tree removal.

Brett Thornsbury works with Capillary Concrete to address playability and consistency issues.

Architects develop dunes and reshape green surrounds to add more drama to the front nine.

Tom Marzolf will reposition fairway bunkers to create risk-reward challenges for longer hitters.

German club reduces sand areas on its Open course by a third to reduce maintenance time.

Architect will begin work with Landscapes Unlimited to address “staggering” damage caused in 2019.

Duo will focus on the relationship between the layout and the land for their work in Massachusetts.