Jeff Danner, ASGCA, partners with ASGCA President Forrest Richardson
ASGCA President Forrest Richardson has announced Jeffrey A. Danner, ASGCA, MEIGCA, ASLA has joined his firm and will serve as Senior Golf Course Architect. Known for decades as Forrest Richardson & Associates, the firm will transition to Richardson | Danner Golf...
Kinloch (Virginia) Golf Club from George, ASGCA, to host U.S. Mid-Amateur
The United States Golf Association has announced Kinloch Golf Club, in Manakin-Sabot, Va., which was originally scheduled to host the U.S. Mid-Amateur Championship in 2020 but saw the event canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, will now host the championship in 2024....
“Designs on a Better Golf Course” released, providing “Practical answers to common questions for Green Committees”
Designs on a Better Golf Course: Practical answers to common questions for Green Committees, is now available on Amazon from ASGCA Foundation. The book, conceived and edited by ASGCA Past President Jeff Brauer, provides information on more than 50 topics that may be...
Wilczynski, ASGCA, to renovate bunkers at Dayton’s Community Golf Club
Chris Wilczynski, ASGCA, (C.W. Golf Architecture), has been selected to design and oversee the renovation of the bunkers on the Hills and Dales Courses at Dayton's Community Golf Club. Nestled in the rolling hills south of the city, Community Golf Club, Dayton's first...
Trey Kemp elected member of the American Society of Golf Course Architects
The American Society of Golf Course Architects (ASGCA) recently welcomed a new member to its ranks: Trey Kemp of Dallas. His election keeps the number of ASGCA members who practice around the world to 175. Kemp earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Geography and Planning from...
ASGCA brings back “Great Junior Golf Design Challenge” for 2021
BROOKFIELD, Wis. – The American Society of Golf Course Architects (ASGCA) has brought back a program to showcase creativity in golf course architecture among young people. “The Great Junior Golf Design Challenge of 2021,” encourages children to design their own golf...
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What kind of an impact can your words to a 13-year-old have on his/her future? For Brian Costello, @ASGCA, a discussion of Tillinghast set the groundwork for a career in course architecture (part of a series of interviews with ASGCA members on @YouTube). https://t.co/URV2IozoID https://t.co/4Fqglyj0rv
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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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Learn about our past ASGCA members who helped define ASGCA’s storied history. Below is our featured Legacy Member of the month.
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Telling Jack Nicklaus “No, Thank You” – Craig Schreiner
Myrtle Beach-based Craig Schreiner, president of Schreiner Golf, Inc. (SGI), has designed golf course projects throughout the North and Central America. He holds a BS in landscape architecture from Oregon State University and an AAS in turfgrass management from Ohio...
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