Rogers, ASGCA, leads full renovation at University of Illinois home course
The newly renamed Atkins Golf Course, Urbana, Illinois, is undergoing a full-course renovation led by Drew Rogers, ASGCA (J. Drew Rogers, Golf Course Architect). The former Stone Creek was donated by the Atkins family to the University of Illinois, and will become the...
Perry Dye, ASGCA, dies at age 68
Perry Dye, ASGCA, died July 8, 2021 in Denver. He was age 68. A member of one of the most famous families in golf, Dye received his first experience building golf courses at age 12, when he began an apprenticeship under his father, American Society of Golf Course...
Rees Jones, ASGCA, discusses Torrey Pines renovations and U.S. Open
American Society of Golf Course Architects (ASGCA) Past President Rees Jones knows his way around the South Course at Torrey Pines. His handiwork in renovating the San Diego facility will be on display at the upcoming U.S. Open, June 17-20. In an “ASGCA Insights”...
Piza, ASGCA, works with Golf Channel’s Chamblee on Mexico project
A 24-hole project in Cuatro Cíenegas, Desertica, Mexico is the first joint effort from Agustin Piza, ASGCA (Piza Golf) and former PGA professional/Golf Channel analyst Brandel Chamblee. The "Butterfly Effect" design of four, six-hole loops is expected to begin...
“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...
Sandy Cross, PGA of America, joins “ASGCA Insights” podcast
"If you're not having fun, you probably aren't coming back." With those words, PGA of America's Sandy Cross sums up her role in the golf industry on a new "ASGCA Insights" podcast. Over 25+ years with PGA, Cross has filled a number of roles and spearheaded renewed...
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This week in Design Excellence: Club de Golf de Panama- A renovation project by Ray Hearn, @ASGCA has made year-round play possible at one of Panama's leading golf clubs. https://t.co/UIcHJHjpj0 https://t.co/M7QVe9gzX1
@ASGCA and @GCSAA team up for a valuable look at how Turfgrass Reduction can make a course more sustainable, save money, improve he environment & bring strategy back into play. https://t.co/G6Aj5r7Ggg https://t.co/FwPnGQY2Fz
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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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