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From the ground up, in every sense Sakocius, Sam. 2020. Golf Course Architecture. April. 60: p. 44-45, 47.
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 312281
Useless monuments: The scourge of golf Harradine, Peter. 2020. Golf Course Architecture. April. 60: p. 48-49.
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 312282
Slimming golf down
 Lawrence, Adam. 2019. Golf Course Architecture. January. 55: p. 40-41, 43.
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Britain's short courses
 Anonymous. 2019. Golf Course Architecture. January. 55: p. 43.
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 306031
Data-driven design
 Cloke, Harry. 2019. Golf Course Architecture. January. 55: p. 44-45.
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Design and build is not the answer to everything
 Huseman, Kurt. 2018. Golf Course Architecture. April. 52: p. 36-37.
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 298485
All links bunkers need not be revetted!
 Ebert, Martin; Mackenzie, Tom. 2018. Golf Course Architecture. April. 52: p. 38-39.
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Another hat trick for Bale
 Holinaty, Kevin. 2018. Golf Course Architecture. April. 52: p. 41.
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 298488
The end of the restoration era
 Andrew, Ian. 2018. Golf Course Architecture. January. 51: p. 38-39.
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A kaleidoscope of options: A new golf course in Russia has been designed to be played in a multitude of ways
 McMurray, Ross. 2018. Golf Course Architecture. January. 51: p. 40-41.
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Innovation and golf: On a collision course? Is golf's tradition of long, leisurely days set for a collision course with today's fast pace of change?
 Chester, Paul. 2018. Golf Course Architecture. January. 51: p. 43.
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This is how we have always done it
 Thomas, Sam. 2018. Golf Course Architecture. January. 51: p. 44-45.
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The pentimenti of Miromar Lakes
 Rogers, Drew. 2017. Golf Course Architecture. October. 50: p. 40-41.
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Regional differences Harradine, Peter. 2017. Golf Course Architecture. October. 50: p. 42-43.
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Why ok is no longer good enough
 Layton, Thad. 2017. Golf Course Architecture. July. 49: p. 32-33.
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A new angle for safety
 D'Arcy, James. 2017. Golf Course Architecture. July. 49: p. 34-35.
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A new approach to water margins
 Allen, Richard. 2017. Golf Course Architecture. July. 49: p. 36-37.
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Mission accomplished
 Jones, Rees. 2016. Golf Course Architecture. October. 46: p. 47.
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Nine holes and reversible
 Pont, Frank. 2016. Golf Course Architecture. October. 46: p. 48-49.
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Innovation is the name of the game
 Fisher, Shannon. 2016. Golf Course Architecture. October. 46: p. 50-51.
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Tillinghast's design elasticity on display
 Jones, Rees. 2016. Golf Course Architecture. July. 45: p. 34-35.
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The regeneration game
 Sanford, John. 2016. Golf Course Architecture. July. 45: p. 37.
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Staying ahead of the game
 Holinaty, Kevin. 2016. Golf Course Architecture. July. 45: p. 39.
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The evolution of golf markets
 Spogárd, Philip Christian. 2016. Golf Course Architecture. July. 45: p. 40-41.
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Calm throughout the storm
 D'Arcy, James. 2016. Golf Course Architecture. July. 45: p. 42-43.
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Creating longevity in public golf
 Danner, Jeff. 2016. Golf Course Architecture. April. 44: p. 28-29.
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Soil testing for better-informed decisions
 Strutt, Lee; Singleton-Bruce, Sharon. 2016. Golf Course Architecture. April. 44: p. 30-31.
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Making visualisations easier for architects
 Aherne, John. 2016. Golf Course Architecture. April. 44: p. 33.
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Golf is good for you
 Howes, Jeff. 2016. Golf Course Architecture. January. 43: p. 30-31.
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Achieving multiple goals
 Fisher, Shannon. 2016. Golf Course Architecture. January. 43: p. 32-33.
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Five rules for cross hazards
 Little, Arthur. 2016. Golf Course Architecture. January. 43: p. 34.
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The practice revolution
 Huxley, Paul. 2016. Golf Course Architecture. January. 43: p. 35.
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Testing is the best Jones, Rees. 2015. Golf Course Architecture. October. 42: p. 28-29.
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Let's make the game of golf more enjoyable Williams, David; Moodie, Ken. 2015. Golf Course Architecture. October. 42: p. 30-31.
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Design for firmness - the roll of fine grasses Isaac, Steve. 2015. Golf Course Architecture. July. 41: p. 30-31.
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Practice for profit George, Lester. 2015. Golf Course Architecture. July. 41: p. 32-33.
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Growing grass in the desert
 Harradine, Peter. 2014. Golf Course Architecture. October. 38: p. 30.
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Who routed Capilano: Thompson or Jones?
 Hansen, James. 2014. Golf Course Architecture. October. 38: p. 38-39.
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Making golf more inclusive Little, Arthur. 2014. Golf Course Architecture. October. 38: p. 41.
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 275346