ASGCA Design Boot Camp: The Ultimate Experience for the Golf Architecture Fanatic
Previously, I thought I knew a little something about architecture. Hah! The ASGCA Foundation Design Boot Camp at Erin Hills opened my eyes.
The Mind-Blowing Legacy of Mike Strantz
Here are the eight golf courses that the dynamic duo of architect Mike Strantz and Maverick Golf Design gave to the world.
Mount Rushmore of Golf Clubhouses
Each of us has our own favorite golf clubhouse—but are those places worthy of being on Mount Rushmore? These four probably are…
Golf Architects: The Moment I Knew I Wanted to Design Golf Courses
We asked five architects, who have been doing great work for many years, when they decided they wanted to design golf courses for a living.
Mount Rushmore of Greens
Here are four greens (and honorable mentions) whose design, originality, and place in the game justify their place on a Mount Rushmore list.
5 Mystery Architects of The LINKS 100
Here are five mystery golf architects of The LINKS 100, men whose contributions don’t show up in the official credits.
Tom Fazio: Dean of Design
Tom Fazio just turned 80, yet remains as ubiquitous as anyone in the design business, dominiating the last six decades of golf architecture.
Backstory: Herbert Fowler’s Stellar Solution at Pebble Beach
The backstory of how Herbert Fowler transformed the dull par-four finishing hole at Pebble Beach into a brilliant par five.
Why Every Golf Course Needs a Silly Hole
Wacky, weird, crazy, dumb—call them what you will, silly holes help make good golf courses better, writes Geoff Shackelford.
10 Top Dual Greens in the U.S.
There are double greens and then there are dual greens. Double greens are essentially one large green that’s shared by two different holes, with separate hole placements and flags. Think St. Andrews, one of the world’s most famous courses, which has seven double greens. In contrast, dual greens are when a single hole has two […]