Renovation

Tom Weiskopf and Phil Smith oversee work on all golf course elements at Scottsdale club.

Illinois club moves construction start date forward as coronavirus pandemic restricts play.

Bunkers throughout the course are being renovated so they are more impactful and strategic.

New land and a rerouting allow Turkish club to expand golf from 27 to 36 holes.

McDonald Design increases fairway width and introduces new bunkers on Maryland layout.

Project at German club will also include the construction of a new six-hole short course.

Architects evaluate every element of 63-hole golf resort to produce a blueprint for the future.

Pennsylvania club and Rees Jones progress with renovation of ‘tough par four’ during US lockdown.

A. John Harvey collaborates with Turco Golf to complete work on 76 sand hazards at New York club.

Construction of Silver course is under way at Michigan club, and expected to open in autumn.

Work at UK club aims to improve playing strategy and restore the course’s heathland character.

Architect introduces new style of hazard to help differentiate two courses at Swedish club.

Club works with Mackenzie & Ebert and construction firm MJ Abbott to transform hazards.

Work at Japan club involves reshaping bunkers to a style closer to Shiro Akaboshi’s original design.

Swedish course reopened for play last weekend with new rugged style hazards.

Architects create two new holes by using Irish club’s ‘19th hole’ to reroute the layout.

Renovated short game area will offer ‘course-like features and conditions’ for golfers to practice on.

Club moves construction start date forward as coronavirus outbreak prevents play.

Project at Singapore club includes fairway grading adjustments and soil enhancement for greens.

Golf Design India creates new green complexes and bunker plan for nine-hole layout.

Rwandan club hopes to host larger professional competitions when it opens for play.

Renovation at Harry Colt-designed course in northern Spain sees first and seventh holes rebuilt.