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The April 2016 issue of Golf Course Architecture magazine is out now, and available free of charge in digital format. Visit the Golf Course Architecture magazine page to read it online, or download a copy to your device.

The idea of fairness in golf is a topic that has been debated for years. The lead story in issue 44 of Golf Course Architecture looks at whether golf needs to be fair to be good, and a number of golf course architects give their thoughts on the matter.

In the tee box section, we speak to Brian Curley about a new ten-course complex being created in Vietnam, and Drew Rogers discusses his work at Champion Trace GC in Lexington, Kentucky – a course close to the architect’s heart.

Golfplan’s Jeff Danner provides his insight into the challenges facing public golf facilities, while Lee Strutt and Sharon Singleton-Bruce explain the importance of soil testing as they prepare for renovation work at the Royal Automobile Club in Surrey, England.

Issue 44 also includes reports from Rees Jones’ new design in Mexico, Trilogy Golf Club at Ocala Preserve in Florida, US, and Machrie Golf Links in Scotland.

We also hear from Landscapes Unlimited founder Bill Kubly, who reflects on 40 years in the business.

Golf Course Architecture Magazine Description:

Golf Course Architecture’s aim is to be the definitive source of information for the golf course architecture industry.

Via a quarterly printed magazine, website and app, Golf Course Architecture delivers news and feature articles that give accurate, consistent and articulate insights into the subject, with commentary from both our in-house editorial staff and the industry’s most respected and authoritative sources.

Golf Course Architecture is supported by the European Institute of Golf Course Architects, the American Society of Golf Course Architects, the European Golf Course Owners Association and Golf Environment Organisation, and covers golf architecture stories from around the world.