The 10 Quirkiest Holes in The LINKS 100
Quirky golf holes aren’t bad; just quite different from the textbook norm. Here are the 10 quirkiest holes from The LINKS 100.
Golf Design Firms with Three Principles
Golf design firms with three principals have been a rarity, but recently we’ve seen the creation of four prominent three-man teams.
10 of Golf’s Narrowest Holes
Augusta National’s 18th is not the only hole famous for its lack of width. Here, we spotlight 10 other holes that are memorably narrow.
A Wee Look at Kids’ Golf Courses
The idea of kids’ golf courses geared specifically toward youth players isn’t new, but it has gotten a little more attention in recent years
The 5 Most Obscure Architects of The LINKS 100
Fully 25 percent of the courses in The LINKS 100 that earned world top 100 status were crafted by relatively unknown architects.
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: The 18th Hole at the Highlands Course at McLemore
How a dangerous descent yielded a signature finishing hole for the Highlands course at Georgia’s McLemore Resort.
The Golf Architect’s Influence on Pace of Play
Bill Yates insisted the design of the golf course was crucial to establishing how long it would take to play.
Great Golf Holes with Centerline Hazards
We’ve highlighted eight holes at courses in this country with centerline hazards—where you don’t want to play down the middle.
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.
