The South Course at Ironwood Country Club in Palm Desert, California, is a place where water is a premium. Which is to say, it is not unlike much of Southern California. John Fought, ASGCA, (John Fought Design) stepped forward with some unique remedies to assist the...
The latest issue of Superintendent magazine features the first in a series of articles focusing on the role of golf course architects and the benefits they bring to a facility. A number of ASGCA members provided insight to “4 Reasons to Hire Architects for...
The passing of ASGCA Past President Bob Cupp brought an outpouring of response from the golf industry. Included were extensive reports – both personal and professional – from Golf Digest Senior Editor, Architecture, Ron Whitten, and Brad Klein from...
Bob Cupp, a Past President and Fellow of the American Society of Golf Course Architects (ASGCA), died Aug. 19, 2016. He was 76. ASGCA members and the golf industry will remember Cupp’s design work around the world, as well as his service to ASGCA and the game of golf....
The challenges of summer construction in Fort Worth, Texas, have not slowed John Colligan, ASGCA, (Colligan Golf Design) at Rockwood Park Golf Course, Golf Course Architecture reports. The course renovation remains on track for a fall 2016 reopening. GCA reports: The...
A new project from Schmidt-Curley Design – ASGCA Past President Lee Schmidt and Brian Curley, ASGCA – has begun construction in Ha Long Bay, Vietnam, WorldGolf.com reports. The website article includes: “Ha Long Bay will soon have one of the most...
