Renovation

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.

Club intends to bring back the ‘feel and character’ of the Irish links course.

Architect uses historical photography to bring Mackenzie Ross elements back to UK course.

Golf course architect Scot Sherman explains rationale for redesign of University of Virginia course.

Marc Westenborg oversees bunker work and introduction of water feature at Welsh club.

Thomas Himmel creates “nine visually different and strategic green complexes” at German club.

Tim Lobb advises on project at English club, where 1.5 hectares of trees have been removed.

Architect to reduce raised mounding around greens to promote ground game.

Sand areas will be reduced by more than half at 27-hole Illinois club to ease maintenance burden.

Clyde Johnston expands putting surfaces and rebuilds tee complexes for Florida club.

Richard Mandell develops new tee complexes and fairway drainage system for South Carolina club.

Architect firm removes trees and sand as part of ninth hole renovation at Dutch club.