Bob Lohmann, ASGCA and his son Matt recently undertook an aggressive, 3-month renovation project for the 19 green complexes at Jefferson City County Club. Under the Lohmann’s managing, Golf Creations, the sister company of Lohmann Golf Designs (LGD), improved green...
In the article “A Shrinking Proposition” in the February edition of Golf Business Magazine, ASGCA member Forrest Richardson shares his thoughts on how golf courses can reduce expenses and on the value of using master plans. As golfers are already rationing their...
The American Society of Golf Course Architects (ASGCA) has published a series of brochures that outline the golf development and renovation process. This family of publications—called the “Q & A” series—is understandable, well-researched and includes useful...
Where do you find the golf course architect best suited to design or remodel your golf course? Start with the American Society of Golf Course Architects (ASGCA) Membership List. Every golf course architect listed is, in effect, pre-qualified to handle most any golf...
In a recent edition of The Sacramento Bee, Damian Pascuzzo, ASGCA shared his thoughts on bunkers and explained how he makes use of them on a golf course. Black Butte Ranch – Hole 14 Having designed thousands of bunkers inmore than 20 years as a golf course...
Speaking during a press conference at the Golf Industry Show in New Orleans, La., American Society of Golf Course Architects (ASGCA) President Bruce Charlton, ASGCA and Secretary Rick Phelps, ASGCA reflected on the state of the golf economy, noting that the global...
