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The Finicky Golfer – “Richland” at Reynolds Lake Oconee
The “new” Richland Course is the latest addition to the engaging portfolio, multiple-courses elevating the Georgia-based facility to an even higher profile.
Fabulous Fazio, nearly 80-years-young, still going strong
Revolutionized golf architecture in reaping mega-dollars for clients and creating an array of visually appealing courses captivating players.
Grade “A” Architecture – Knickerbocker Country Club
The New Jersey club is in the process of being updated by Jaeger Kovich and superintendent Kyle Hillegass.
Effingham Golf Club’s short-game area proves a golfer’s dream
Effingham Golf Club’s short-game facility is a golfer’s dream, perfectly complementing its stunning Colt-designed Downland course.
The “Finicky” Golfer
Are you a connoisseur of engaging golf designs? M. James Ward provides a discerning architectural roadmap for golf that stirs the blood and honors your…
Grade “A” Architecture – Boston Golf Club
Hingham, Massachusetts, USA
Grade “A” Architecture – Le Golf National
2024 Paris Summer Olympics, Men’s golf competition
Behind the Architectural Curtain – Royal Troon Golf Club
152nd Open Championship
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M. James Ward reviews the tantalizing terror of Troon’s famous short hole and the pressures facing those competing to capture the famed Claret Jug.
Four holes to watch – 2024 US Senior Open
M. James Ward outlines the key holes that will play a pivotal role in determining this year’s winner at Newport.
Behind the Architectural Curtain – Fields Ranch at PGA Frisco West #5
M. James Ward examines the new facility in Texas that will have plenty of eyes watching in the near future.
Behind the Architectural Curtain – Pinehurst No.2 – Pt.2
124th US Open – Pinehurst, North Carolina, USA
Behind the Architectural Curtain – Pinehurst No.2 – Pt.1
124th U.S. Open – Pinehurst, North Carolina, USA
What makes Pinehurst No. 2 so compelling?
M. James Ward examines the architecture that the world’s best will encounter on Donald Ross’ Pinehurst No. 2 masterpiece.
Grade “A” Architecture – Tamarack CC
Greenwich, Connecticut, USA
Behind the Architectural Curtain – 106th PGA Championship Pt.2
Valhalla Golf Club, Louisville, Kentucky, USA
Behind the Architectural Curtain – 106th PGA Championship Pt.1
Valhalla Golf Club, Louisville, Kentucky, USA
Grade “A” Architecture – Lough Erne Resort
Faldo Course, Co. Fermanagh, Enniskillen, Northern Ireland,
Grade “A” Architecture – Bobby Jones Golf Club
Sarasota, Florida, USA
Behind the Architectural Curtain – 88th Masters set to start this week – Pt. 2
Five architects weigh in on golf’s first major event. M. James Ward delves into a wide variety of topics pertaining to Augusta National and what…