Sustainability

City of Edina replaces 27 holes with a new 18 while expanding wetlands and oak savanna.

Jonathan Gaunt oversees redesign of Colt layout in response to planned HS2 railway line.

First graduates of maintenance class join Hoiana Shores, part of a long-term pipeline of trained staff.

New master plan will enable Florida club to decrease water consumption by 30 percent.

DAS Energy extends battery life to all buggies at Alcanada with state-of-the-art solar panels.

José María Olazábal's design firm building 36 holes at Navarino Hills site.

Architect begins work on preserving indigenous landscape at South Africa’s oldest course.

‘It’s now time to build a golf course’ says developer, after Coul Links proposal passed by Highland Council.

ASGCA Board of Governors expresses support for the USGA and R&A’s Distance Insights project.

Architect transforms bunkering and addresses safety issues at coastal course on Danish island.

GCA reports on tour of site of proposed course close to Royal Dornoch.

New ASGCA President Jeff Blume highlights golf’s social, environmental and physical contributions.

Sustainability a common theme at the EIGCA annual meeting, which took place in Bruges, Belgium last week.

Will golf’s long, leisurely days clash with today’s fast pace of change? Far from it.

GEO Foundation’s Sam Thomas considers the return to the traditions of golf course design.

Rising sea levels “would imperil all of the world’s links courses before the end of the century”.

How the profession may change between now and 2030

Association encourages golfers to thank those that look after the courses they play.

Club’s now using Rain Bird’s single-head-controlled Integrated Control System on its Highlands Course.

Lester George aiming to update strategy and playability of George Cobb’s 1951 layout.