The New York Times explores the rapid growth of “afternoon economy,” featuring more people working from home – and the opportunity to spend late-afternoon on other activities, including playing golf in all its forms. Following is the article from...
A new “ASGCA Insights” podcast w/Davis Love III, recounts his “incredible adventure” over 30 years as a Ryder Cup player & captain. And when it comes to golf course architecture, “designing ‘hard’ is easy, interesting...
The City of Seguin, Texas, has hired Nathan Crace, ASGCA, and Todd Quitno, ASGCA – along with Brian Ross – to redesign the historic Starcke Park Golf Course on the banks of the Guadalupe River. “Todd and I have been looking for a project where we could...
In Waco, Texas, in 1947, Ridgewood Country Club made its debut. Now more than 75 years later, Tripp Davis, ASGCA (Tripp Davis and Associates Golf Course Architecture), is bringing new life to the course with updates to tees, bunkers and greens. Golf Course...
One year from earning his college degree, a chance meeting in a bar with an associate of Tom Fazio, ASGCA, led to a career change for Dana Fry, ASGCA (Fry/Straka Global Golf Course Design). Soon after, he dropped out of college to “spend days flagging cacti for...
Applications are being accepted for the 2023 Wadsworth Scholar Program. This program will select two college students of junior rank or higher, as well as two non-students showing an interest and aptitude for golf course development to receive a cash award and attend...
