Golf architect Richard Mandell (author of this month's Pioneer piece on Donald Ross, see p26) has put together something truly monumental with this volume.

Canada's greatest golf architect richly deserves this tribute from the leading lights in his country's golf industry today.

On 27 June, the Texas Hill Country region was subjected to as much as 19 inches of rain in just a four-hour period.

This year's annual Thanksgiving weekend Skins Game will showcase a new design by a British architect in the US.

Course construction is well underway here amid the tropical dunescape of Vietnam's fastest growing resort destination, where a Colin Montgomerie signature design will soon stand as the area's first 18-hole layout.

Kingennie Country Resort in Scotland has opened a new nine-hole course designed by architect Graeme Webster of Niblick Golf Design.

Donald Ross may well be the most misunderstood golf architect of all time, says Richard Mandell.

Is Royal Dornoch about to lose its status as the most northerly great golf course?

Few will have heard of him, but many have played the holes he laid out. Richard Goodale argues that Archie Simpson deserves far more attention.

The pretty lakeside resort of Bled in Slovenia has a slight aura of faded grandeur to it.