What makes a golf course successful? location, design and business potential
Discover what makes a golf course successful, from location and design to revenue diversification, playability, and long-term business potentia
Pádraig Harrington to Lead €7m Seapoint Redesign With Irish Open Ambition
Four new holes and seven new green complexes are planned at the County Louth links, which will close during construction and aims to reopen in…
Scheffler’s Frustrating Memorial Opening Revives the Trees-vs-Wind Debate in Golf Course Design
A water ball on the par-3 16th at Muirfield Village left world No. 1 Scottie Scheffler fuming at the wind, and then making a broader…
All time leading Ryder Cup points scorer opens first course at Terras da Comporta
Sergio García has joined the ranks of tour legends turned golf-course designers with the official opening of The Torre Course, his first signature design and…
Next-Gen course design: the architects changing modern golf
Delve into modern golf course design as visionary architects redefine the game with flowing lines and thoughtful course strategies.
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Desert Highlands Golf Club, Scottsdale, Arizona
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