April 16, 2018 By: Wes Gilbertson – Everything that’s old is new again in Pinehurst, N.C., as several of its marquee courses have been restored to glory. It was the summer of 2010, and the design duo of Bill Coore and […]
Streamsong is unlike any golf resort you’d expect in Florida
April 12, 2018 By: Steve DiMeglio, USA TODAY Sports, BOWLING GREEN, Fla. – There’s a certain charm to driving off the beaten path, where one leaves the hustle and bustle in the rearview as the countryside, two-lane roads, railroad tracks and an […]
Short Courses Perfect to Get Kids Started
April 28, 2018 Golf Channel Morning Drive – Gil Hanse joins Matt Ginella at The Cradle at Pinehurst to discover how short courses help grow golf for juniors. View the video here: Link Back to News. Back to Home.
Pinehurst Resort CEO explains vision behind course updates
April 11, 2018 Golf Channel Morning Drive – Pinehurst Resort CEO Bob Dedman, Jr. and golf course architect Gil Hanse talk about the latest course updates to Pinehust Resort. View the video here: Link Golf course architect Gil Hanse talks about […]
Streamsong’s Mounting Assets
February 27, 2018 By: Rick Young – Photo by Larry Lambrecht Three years ago, during a visit to secluded central Florida golf refuge Streamsong Resort, I hooked (and successfully caught) a beautiful largemouth bass. On that same day I also […]
‘Where’s Golf Going?’ Noted Course Architect Addresses the Sport’s Future
February 20, 2018 By: Laura Douglass – Gil Hanse, one of the world’s most sought-after golf architects, will present a discussion on ‘Where’s Golf Going?’ for the Given Tufts Spring Colloquium on Wednesday, March 21. The evening begins with cocktails […]
Must-See Course Debuts in 2018: New at Sand Dunes and Pinehurst
January 9, 2018 – Travel insider Matt Ginella reveals the list of must-see courses debuts in 2018. View the video here. Back to News. Back to Home.
Renovation Work to Commence on Southern Hills Course Later this Year
January 8, 2018 By: Sean Dudley – An extensive renovation project is set to take place later this year on the course at Southern Hills Country Club in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Work is scheduled to commence on 1 August, and will include […]
We Chat with Architect Gil Hanse About Course Design and Streamsong Black
December 28, 2017 By: Michael Croley – It’s tough to think of a course architect in the last ten years that has been more sought after—or busier—than Gil Hanse. The one-time employee of course-design icon Tom Doak, Hanse has made his own mark […]
New Streamsong Course Is Much More Than Basic Black
December 27, 2017 By: Robert Silk – Standing on the ninth green at the new Streamsong Black Course on a chilly and drizzly December afternoon, I couldn’t believe the challenge that awaited me. My nine-iron approach shot had gone just a […]
The Best New Courses of 2017: Public, Private and Everything in Between
November 28, 2017 By: Joe Passov – Golfers and design aficionados have lots to celebrate. Although new course openings have slowed in recent years, a clutch of original creations — from the likes of Bill Coore, Ben Crenshaw and Gil Hanse […]
California’s Goat Hill Park Is Building A Free 3-Hole Kids’ Golf Course; Here’s How You Can Help
December 11, 2017 By: Erik Matuszewski – Goat Hill Park, the 18-hole short course in Oceanside, California, that was famously saved from being plowed under by developers, is building a kids course where youngsters in the community can learn the game of golf […]
Mossy Oak Golf Club Recognized by Golf Digest
December 10, 2017 By: Brian Hamilton – WEST POINT, MS – Since 1965, the magazine has produced biennial rankings of “America’s Best Golf Courses.” Golf Digest recently published an article titled “America’s Best New Courses 2017,” which featured Mossy Oak. “To […]
The Golf Architect Series – Gil Hanse
Fall 2017 – Famed for creating Brazil’s Olympic Golf Course, Gil Hanse has been designing golf courses for almost 30 years. His creations include the recently opened Streamsong Black in Florida and The Cradle Short Course at Pinehurst. He talks to […]
Winged Foot Takes Giant Steps Preparing for 2020 U.S. Open
November 13, 2017 By: The Forecaddie – In more than three decades of covering golf, the Forecaddie has never lost his sense of awe at the audacity of architects willing to blow up greens in the process of rebuilding them. A […]