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By Design

T

he ASGCA has released its

2017 list of Design Excellence

Recognition Program honorees.

The sixth list of its kind includes

11 projects from North and

Central America, with 13 architects

highlighted for their work in

addressing unique design challenges.

The nominations were reviewed

by a panel of golf industry leaders,

including representatives from the Club

Managers Association of America, Golf

Course Builders Association of America

and Golf Course Superintendents

Association of America.

“These wonderful golf facilities,

and the architects who worked

so closely with them, have my

congratulations and great respect,”

said ASGCA President John Sanford,

ASGCA. “The projects recognized

here continue the tradition of the

Design Excellence Recognition

Program; well-designed facilities

that make a positive impact on the

game to benefit golfers and their

communities.”

Since its creation, the Design

Excellence Recognition Program has

highlighted innovation and problem-

solving skills required of today’s golf

course designs, from new 18-hole

golf courses to practice facilities and

renovations of various sizes.

In February 2018,

By Design

subscribers

will receive a special edition devoted to

the 2017 Design Excellence Recognition

Program and including more information

on all of the projects. Subscribe to

By Design

via

www.asgca.org

.

DIGEST

Projects recognized for design excel

lence

A round-up of recent golf design

news in association with:

These

wonderful golf facilities

, and the

architects who worked so closely with them, have

my

congratulations

and great

respect

Photo: Dave Sansom