The Wall Street Journal reports, “Golf courses, wide expanses where people don’t need to come into close contact, are seen as a rare escape.” This article is from the March 19, 2020 edition. Andrew Beaton of WSJ reports: This week, the members at...
American Society of Golf Course Architects (ASGCA) members participated in a Twitter chat March 19, 2020, in response to industry changes based on Coronavirus and Covid-19. They discussed what they are hearing from clients across the golf industry and seeing at golf...
ASGCA Donald Ross Award recipient Michael Bamberger has always brought his unique perspective on the golf world to an international audience of readers. In an article for Golf.com, he sheds necessary light on how the game can assist as we all adjust to a new world....
Renee Powell, professional golfer and longtime ambassador for the game around the world, has been chosen as the 2020 recipient of the ASGCA Donald Ross Award. The award, given annually since 1976, is presented to a person who has made a significant contribution to the...
The American Society of Golf Course Architects (ASGCA) recently welcomed two new members to its ranks: David Ferris and Agustin Piza. Their elections keep the number of ASGCA members who practice around the world to nearly 180. • Ferris earned a Bachelor’s Degree in...
Do golf courses today have too many trees because of Byron Nelson and Lady Bird Johnson? Well, not exactly, but Stephen Kay, ASGCA, recently spoke to the New Jersey Turf Expo on trees and their value to the golf course, and noted a couple events from the 1960’s...
