Development

The real short course movement

Par-3s are booming at resorts and private clubs, but decades of closures left gaps in local markets. Can operators reinvent short courses as bridges for the next generation?

Architect Brian Curley unveils Shura Links on Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea

Architect Brian Curley has completed Shura Links, Saudi Arabia’s first island golf course and...

Zinkand Golf Design unveils The Reversible at Medina Country Club in Ohio

Zinkand Golf Design has completed work on The Reversible, a unique golf course at...

Kuo Diedrich Chi Architects joins ClubWorks

Architecture firm Kuo Diedrich Chi Architects announced in August that they have joined ClubWorks...

The domino effect: What to consider during renovation and remodeling

The interrelationship between each part of a golf course, and how changes to one area nearly always cause an effect in another, should not be underestimated.

The long game of renovation

In recent years, more golf clubs — private, public and semi-private — have been breaking large course renovations into phases.

Faces of Golf Architecture: Douglas Fredrikson

Doug Fredrikson’s connection to golf began in Atlanta, growing up immersed in the game...

Landscapes Unlimited part of team to develop Kettle Forge golf course in Wisconsin

Landscapes Unlimited has been named as part of a development, design and construction team...

Heritage Golf Group adds historic Colonial Country Club to its expanding portfolio

Heritage Golf Group’s nationwide portfolio of private and public courses continues to grow with...

Faces in Golf Architecture: Tripp Davis

Tripp Davis is known for his hands-on approach and strategic detail in golf course...

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