News | 01 July 2008 Core golf gaining ground The days of developments in which golf holes are strung out with rows of houses either side are largely behind us, according to an eminent panel of architects and consultants.
News | 01 July 2008 How to prompt pace of play The American Society of Golf Course Architects (ASGCA) has released guidelines detailing the issue of pace of play from a design perspective.
News | 01 July 2008 TOUR WATCH: 7-10 August: USPGA Championship; Oakland Hills Country Club, Detroit, USA Ben Hogan famously brought the 'monster' of Oakland Hills to its knees in the 1951 US Open.
News | 01 July 2008 Vasatorp TC fans championship aspirations Vasatorp Golfklubb in Sweden has opened its new tournament course, the latest design from Arthur Hills/Steve Forrest and Associates.
The Concession News | 01 July 2008 The Concession Co-designer Tony Jacklin gave Adam Lawrence a tour of America's best new private golf course.
Titirangi Golf Club News | 01 July 2008 Titirangi Golf Club Architect Chris Pitman describes how he restored Alistair MacKenzie's 'pleasurable excitement' at Titirangi.
News | 01 July 2008 The Rock revamped The Rock Golf Club's 18-hole Nick Faldo design has reopened after undergoing a series of refinements.
News | 01 July 2008 Water's Edge back in the game The Water's Edge Golf Course, Chicago, USA has reopened following a US$5 million renovation by golf architect Richard Mandell and Aspen Corporation.
News | 01 July 2008 Golf operations go west According to a panel of international golf experts assembled by Club Car, international golf operations are becoming increasingly 'westernised' and changing from a social club situation to performancebased businesses.
News | 01 July 2008 Hemstock, home and away Construction has started on a sustainable pay-and-play golf course in Leigh, north of Manchester, UK.