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There are three honorary members of the society named for ASGCA Founding Member Robert Trent Jones, Sr. Two of the three are Jones' sons, ASGCA Past Presidents Robert Trent, Jr., and Rees. The third is ASGCA Past President Roger Rulewich, whose golf course...
2019 Design Excellence Recognition Program honorees announced by ASGCA
The eighth annual American Society of Golf Course Architects Design Excellence Recognition Program honorees have been named. These golf facilities have been cited for their work with ASGCA members in addressing unique design challenges. Since its creation, the Design...
Staples, ASGCA, to lead redesign at PGA National
Andy Staples, ASGCA (Staples Golf Design), has been retained for design work on the Squire Course at PGA National Resort & Spa at Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. The course was originally designed by Tom Fazio, ASGCA, and George Fazio. “I couldn’t be more thrilled to...
Sherman, ASGCA, readies Kiawah’s Ocean course for 2021 PGA Championship
Work has been completed by Scot Sherman, ASGCA, at the Ocean Course on Kiawah Island Golf Resort, South Carolina, in preparation for the 2021 PGA Championship, including a new practice facility featuring a new practice tee, target greens and bunkers. Golf Course...
An outing where 28 foursomes complete play in 4 hours? Welcome to Dove Mountain
The old saying is that everyone complains about the weather but no one does anything about it. Well, the same is not so true concerning golf's pace of play, at least not at Dove Mountain in Arizona. A $1 million renovation at the Highlands course led by Ken Kavanaugh,...
Westwood Country Club renovation completed by Schaupeter, ASGCA
Art Schaupeter, ASGCA (Arthur Schaupeter Golf Course Architects), first worked on Westwood Country Club in St. Louis, 20 years ago. In 2019, he was back for a more complete renovation that has wrapped up before the first snowflake hits the ground. Golf Course...
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Golf Course Architect of the Week: George Sargent, @ASGCA. U of Mass. Agriculture grad; an architect, course owner, superintendent & course irrigation construction company owner, designing courses across New England. https://t.co/JDlGG61QjA (Pic: Stonebridge CC, New Hampshire) https://t.co/SzvSwOB2UZ
Our friends at Golf Heritage Society are celebrating a new name & renewed commitment to the game's history; membership open to "collectors, players of all ages, golf historians, hickory golf enthusiasts & golf course designers, and artists & writers." https://t.co/eqSUqSeWN9 https://t.co/XnG624nb36
Effective grassing schemes for storm water ponds first requires some understanding of storm duration's -- how high will the water get and for how long – then appropriate plants/hardscape can be chosen for varying wet tolerance, visual appeal and playability of the golf course. https://t.co/YEpJz7Kj8m
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A Course to Call Home
In the tradition of the great golf course architects, Don Knott, ASGCA (Knott & Linn Golf Design Group) has been considering the options for making the game as fun, challenging and unique as possible for all golfers. Following are his thoughts on a short course, A...
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