The golf development business thrived in 2025 and appears to be accelerating into 2026. Architects are flush with work, resorts are expanding, remodel budgets break barriers and new courses are being constructed in all corners of the country.
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Golf Digest,
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Golf News UK,
When you think of Vietnam, images of the country’s stunning coastal vistas and lush, green highlands are instantly conjured up, though the land of the “Ascending Dragon” has also been on the rise as an in-demand destination for international golfers.
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Golf Digest,
Halfway through a decade of post-Covid golf prosperity, the verdict on 2025 is in: Golf design in the United States is strong and getting stronger.
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Golf Course Architecture,
TPC Dorado Beach in Puerto Rico has reopened its West course following a renovation by Robert Trent Jones II Golf Course Architects (RTJ II).
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LINKS Magazine,
On a summer day in 1960, golf in Hawaii had its “aha” moment. Flying over the Big Island with an eye on development, Laurance Rockefeller—and his chosen architect, Robert Trent Jones—spotted a perfect crescent beach. Once on the ground, however, prospects dimmed.
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Arizona Foothills Magazine,
Tucked between Lake Cascade and West Mountain in Idaho, Tamarack Resort is entering the 2025–2026 winter season with momentum after completing a multi-year, $200 million revitalization.
