I was using Hadid as a metaphor for architecture, not for her work explicitely.
You could use Pei, Wright, or many others.
I was just trying to learn if the two "architctures" share any common attributes.
In my real life, I do information architecture (yes, I am a computer type), but I don't see any correlation between information or computer architecture and golf course architecture.
However, golf course architecture and 'traditional' architecture do seem to share a number of common traits, such as visualization, 3 dimensional thinking, the fact that they both create physical things, and the blending of art and science.
But, let's, as suggested, look at the differences:
tradional golf
tought at university not so much
seen by everybody seen only by golfers
you live/work in the bldg. used for sport/recreation
styles change frequently changes, but more slowly