Inwood’s Daniel Friedman talks about how the New York club has spent the last 20 years trying to make up for the previous 80 years of change that had slowly eroded the character of its Herbert Strong-designed course
Mark Wagner provides an update on progress of the revival of Cobbs Creek
Giulia Ferroni of Leeds Golf Design spells out the intricacies of executing a masterplan and the skills required from a golf course architect
GEO Foundation’s Jonathan Smith considers what progress has been made towards ecological design
John Holmes of Atlas Turf International describes the grassing choices for Marco Simone
Inclusivity and sustainability are valued highly by the Native American tribe that owns Firekeeper Golf Course, says golf historian Mark Wagner
Before this year’s US Amateur, Eric Iverson told GCA how Renaissance Golf Design uncovered elements that make the William Flynn layout a Golden Age treasure
Andrew Harvie and Zachary Car chronicle the history of a Canadian club that is frozen in time
Rob Gavarkovs visits 22 courses and considers why the Scottish links are revered so highly
Toby Ingleton says the R&A and USGA’s new model local rule is too little for too few
Mike Clayton explains why he believes Britain has been relatively slow to share in the fruits of the current age of great golf design
Synthetic turf could provide a solution to some of golf’s pressures, as Rob Gavarkovs explains