Realising that food hand-outs are but a short-term solution to the problems faced by the locals, Nilsson and his gang have introduced them to basic farming.

Appleby Golf Club in Cumbria, England, has appointed Clayton, DeVries & Pont as consulting architects as it seeks to “refine and enhance” its moorland course, laid out in 1903 by Willie Fernie, the 18...

In part one of John Huggan's feature on the Australian Open, we analyse a tournament that had long been considered among the most prestigious non-major events in world golf, celebrated over the decade...

Rory McIlroy decided he would play this year's Australian Open at Royal Melbourne before he won the Masters at Augusta National in April, the man himself revealed, among other things, to John Huggan i...

Why this week's Crown Australian Open host and its Composite Course is as perfect as golf architecture gets.

Seven Mile Beach in Hobart, Australia, will officially open its new 18-hole golf course on 4 December 2025. The project is the first newbuild for Clayton, DeVries & Pont (CDP Golf), with partners Mike...

"He never complained, got down on himself, lost his temper or threw away a shot because of a lousy attitude." @mikeclaytongolf charts the rise of @bmwau #AusPGA defending champion, Elvis Smylie. https://t.co/1N8mIjT5Cp

Previewing Tasmania’s newest golfing gem, 7 Mile Beach, ahead of its official opening—and it’s every bit as spectacular as you’ve heard. I was fortunate enough to get a sneak preview of the Mike Clayton and Mike DeVries-designed 7 Mile Beach Golf Course last week as part of the Golf Australia Magazine and Australian Golf Passport podcast course rankings panels—and wow, this place is special. Just 25 minutes from Hobart, the full 18 holes officially opens on December 4, but with all 18 holes now in play, it’s already clear this layout will be one of Australia’s most talked-about destinations.

They may not have become bad, necessarily, but restoring famous bunkers has made a lot of the game’s best holes great again.