Renovation

World’s fourth oldest club unveils three new-look holes designed by Mackenzie & Ebert.

Minnesota’s first club progresses with Jeff Mingay’s master plan, to enhance distinctive character.

Remodel handled by Arnold Palmer Design Company in collaboration with Annika Sorenstam.

Original Bill Diddel characteristics restored, with strategic relevance for today’s game.

Initial planning under way for improvement of facilities at Sportsman’s Country Club.

Owner Darwin Escapes invests in bunkers, tees and more at Oxfordshire course.

Phil Jacobs leads design changes required by expansion of Singapore’s Changi Airport.

Mallorcan club moves to Celebration bermuda grass to provide immaculate year-round conditions.

Club chooses not to proceed with shorter tees recommended by Tom Doak.

Club seeks to raise standards and address issues with drainage and stone contamination.

Architect preparing recommendations following three-day visit to Spain’s oldest club.

New greens and bunkers at Northern Irish links, could be more to follow.

Belgian architect uses Fred Hawtree’s original sketches to inform his work.

New par five and par three, plus exposed sand, wetlands and vegetation clearance central to Ebert project on English links.

Architect Randy Heckenkemper and Dale Forrest of United Golf leading work.

Anthony Pioppi visits the last golf course design in which Dye has played an active part.

Architect James Duncanʼs renovation has added significant contour to greens at famously tough course.

Nicklaus Design returns to make additions to course at resort community in Mexico.