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14th Hole, East Course, The Jockey Club Kau Sai Chau
366 yards, Par-4
Six years on since the Nelson & Haworth-designed East Course opened and the signature 14th still strikes fear into all...
Can you design a “championship” golf course?
It is not uncommon for a client to ask this of a golf architect. But what does this mean and how do you design and set-up a course that is...
Guangdong province aside, Bangkok is the most popular destination for Hong Kong golfers. This really comes as no surprise: countless flights serve the Thai capital, reasonably-priced yet quality...
The choice of grass for a new (or renovated) golf course is one of the most important decisions on any project. The cost to maintain this grass will run into millions of dollars over the years as...
Such has been the rate of golf course construction in China in recent years that you’re more likely to find the world’s best golf course architects traipsing through the glades of Yunnan and the...
If you happened to watch the Open Championship last month you would have noted how much Royal Liverpool called for great creativity - and in many cases the need to improvise or invent shots....
In many ways, Bali is the holiday island that has it all. Feted for its immense beauty and deep-rooted Hindu/ Animist culture, the island attracts a steady flowing stream of visitors looking to...
The Open Championship was first played at Prestwick, that grand old links on the west coast of Scotland. At that time, back in 1860, Prestwick consisted of 12 holes and would be extended to 18...
Every golfer loves a great par-3; there is something magical about hitting a crisp wedge close to the pin on a short hole or a towering hybrid to the green on a long one. Par-3s are often the...
In many ways, the most high-profile golf clubs in China have taken golf the game new level. Take, for instance, Dragon Lake Golf Club, a fine 45-hole complex situated in Guangzhou's...