Rogers, ASGCA, to continue “evolution” of Wisconsin’s Pine Hills CC
"My responsibility is to shine it, to fully expose its grandeur beyond what was previously thinkable. This is not a ‘renovation’, it is more of a very careful, well-guided, on-going evolution." That's how Drew Rogers, ASGCA (J. Drew Rogers, Golf Course Architect)...
Wilczynski, ASGCA, prepares Master Plan for Michigan’s Pine River
A Master Plan addressing the original nine holes at Pine River Country Club, Alma, Michigan, has been developed by Chris Wilczynski, ASGCA (C.W. Golf Architecture). Golf Course Architecture reports: “The design and routing of the course was well thought out,” said...
Industry leaders flock to “ASGCA Insights” podcast
Some of the most respected names in the golf industry have been featured as part of the "ASGCA Insights" podcast series, hosted by the American Society of Golf Course Architects. Recent guests include: Jack Nicklaus, ASGCA Fellow - He detailed how “sinking a couple of...
DuPont Country Club completes practice area designed by Ferris, ASGCA
David Ferris, ASGCA, of Sanford Golf Design has seen his design come to life as DuPont Country Club (Wilmington, Delaware) has opened its new practice area. Ferris work included relocating land occupied by the facility's Executive Course near the clubhouse. Golf...
Nicklaus, ASGCA, discusses the “3 careers” of his life journey so far
"ASGCA Insights" podcast spends time with Jack Nicklaus, ASGCA Fellow. The Golden Bear discusses how “sinking a couple of putts” opened doors to next chapters of an incredible career: course design in 45 countries & making a positive impact alongside wife Barbara...
Harbour Town updates from Sherman, ASGCA, on full display
The work of Scot Sherman, ASGCA, (Love Golf Design) at Harbour Town is being shown off as the PGA Tour returns for the RBC Heritage. The Hilton Head Course provided a challenge of making needed updates while maintaining the original ideals of Pete and Alice Dye. Golf...
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Mr. Jones steps into the Salon to talk about working difficult sites, underrated courses, design styles, the Creek Course 👇, Long Island, the age of renovation and major championship results. @GolfDigest
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"This is not a ‘renovation’, it is more of a very careful, well-guided, on-going evolution." Drew Rogers, @ASGCA, describes his role @PinehillsCCWI in Wisconsin. "Fully expose its grandeur beyond what was previously thinkable. https://t.co/rxVAHxvNHo @JDRgolfdesign @gcamagazine https://t.co/ec5l9QJxtL
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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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