Bradley S. Klein, “Golfweek” magazine’s architecture editor, has been selected by the American Society of Golf Course Architects (ASGCA) as the 2015 Donald Ross Award recipient, the 40th winner since the award was introduced in 1976. The award will be presented in...

ASGCA Past President Pete Dye designed the Ford Plantation course in Richmind Hills, Georgia, in 1986. Nearly 30 years later, he was on-hand every step of the way in a major rennovation. The course reopened October 1.  "Golf Course Industry" reports Dye and Tim Liddy,...

Seeding has been completed with an eye toward a 2015 opening of the new Tatanka Golf Club in Niobrara, Nebraska. The course was designed by Paul Albanese, ASGCA. A press release detailing the project states this is the first golf course on the property of the Ohiya...

Just one year after the renovation work of Bill Bergin, ASGCA, Dunwoody Country Club in Atlanta, has full membership, including a waiting list for the first time in five years. The 2013 renovation covered all areas of the golf course, new greens complexes featuring...

ASGCA Past President Rick Robbins wrote an article on building environmentally sustainable golf in China for China Golf Management Magazine. Robbins is recognized as one of the leading golf architects in China with more than 20 years of experience designing courses in...

It is not often a new course design has players getting their clubs out 2-3 years before the official opening. But then, the Bill Coore, ASGCA/Ben Crenshaw design at Sand Valley in Town of Rome, Wisconsin, is already proving to be somthing unique, from topography to...