Renovation

Fry/Straka uses original William Diddle materials to guide design work at Cincinnati club.

Greens will be restored to original sizes and shapes with reference to Ed Ault’s 1970s drawings.

Redevelopment plan includes replacement of current beachside seventh and seventeenth holes.

Architect’s work at Utah club includes overhaul of bunkers and updated practice facilities.

New short game area ‘not equalled in the Northeast’ is now in construction at English club.

Full audit of facilities will identify measures required for ‘the demands of twenty-first century golf’.

Two-pin layout at Arizona club gets new greens, bunkers, tees, irrigation and more.

Architect plans “to dramatically and comprehensively update every aspect of the layout”.

Architect returns to Stanley Thompson layout to restore bunker details ahead of Canadian Open.

John LaFoy oversees project to renovate every bunker on the course for Virginia club.

Gil Hanse returned to Japanese club to redesign second set of greens and restore fairway bunkers.

OCCM has rebuilt every green, bunker and tee at the merged sandbelt club in Melbourne, Australia.

New York club integrates indoor facility, extends range tees and adds short game area

Australian club collaborates with Crafter + Mogford and district council on routing of new holes.

Replicating Willie Park Jr’s famous earthworks at Oxfordshire course was ‘a natural choice’.

Madrid club reinstalls original bunker and green style on Course 1’s tenth and eleventh.

Five holes redesigned at public course in former grounds of stately home in Northern Ireland.

Golf consultant Sam Sakocius leads project to improve turf, irrigation and drainage.

Nicklaus Design converts fairways to bermuda and reduces bunkering by 40 per cent.

Architects will also plan work for a new short game area at the Florida club.

Swiss club completes two-year project with new holes that have views of Lake Zurich.

Mackenzie & Ebert oversees project to complete similar upgrades as on Himalayas course.