Today, one can rarely read an article about a golf course without seeing the word 'minimalism' somewhere in the description.

Are holes, and entire courses, that are based on someone else’s design themes somehow a lesser type of architecture? Adam Lawrence investigates.

Lester George has recaptured the glories of old by restoring the Greenbrier's Old White course, says Bruce Matson.

Golf marketing professionals tend to have a fairly free and easy way with words.

The last flowering of golf’s Golden Age? Jonathan Gaunt profiles Philip Mackenzie Ross, designer of Southerness and recreator of Turnberry.

Three of the most famous golf images in the world originate from my home club, Conwy in north Wales. The three paintings are entitled 'Difficult Bunker', 'The Drive' and 'Putting Green', but as their locatio

When Tom Watson and Jack Nicklaus shook hands on the Ailsa's eighteenth green after the Open of 1977, members of the R&A must have been rubbing theirs in glee.

For a creative process, golf design requires a remarkable degree of problem-solving skills.

The first course at Lough Erne Golf Resort in County Fermanagh, Northern Ireland, is now close to being finished, in preparation for a 2008 opening.

One of the most eagerly awaited course openings of 2007 is set to take place in June in Washington, USA.