Renovation

Architects return public course in North Carolina to design of the 1974 PGA Championship.

Architects adding width and aiming to reduce repetitive nature of Moroccan course.

Ken Moodie oversees redesign work on Dunn/Braid layout for England’s oldest golf club.

Architect uses existing fairway corridors to transform Scottsdale resort layout from 27 holes to 18.

Troon’s Ron Despain oversees revamp of ‘executive’ course at South Carolina community.

Dubai resort course reopens following reconfiguration to accommodate new hotel construction.

Pennsylvania club employs duo for greens renovation on three holes and tree clearance work.

Florida club revamps greens and bunkers, restores lake bank and improves irrigation and drainage.

Architect renovates Dye course at Ohio club as part of a residential development project.

Architect to create ‘vastly different course’ following membership approval and funding.

Parslow and Winter complete 10-month project on Malaysian layout ahead of PGA Tour event.

South Carolina club updates greens, fairways and bunkers as part of $20 million investment.

South Carolina club debuts revitalised course following project by long-time Dye associate Bobby Weed.

Arizona club uses GPS technology to update green complexes to Tom Weiskopf’s original design.

Los Angeles club addresses issues with aesthetics, playability, maintenance and accessibility.

California club remodels bunkers, removes trees and expands fairways to improve playability.

Eric Iversen transforming course elements and making small routing changes to Virginia layout.

Architect will also renovate two more holes on the Spanish club’s Harry Colt-designed course.

Architect focuses on playability and issues relating to effluent water supply at Florida municipal.

Quebec club aims to improve course infrastructure and restore elements of the original design.

Dorset club expects to reduce maintenance burden with artificial turf edging and liner.