[Tommy Williamsen]

I know some of the suspects what are the ones that open for play this coming year?

[Tom_Doak]

Dornick Hills is my only entry in this category, not that I took on the job to try and win any awards.  I just thought it was an important course to restore.

[Paul Rudovsky]

Here are the ones on some (relatively) well known tracks as listed on www.fescue.github.io showing state if in USA and country if elsewhere:
Huntingdale--Australia
Titirangi--NZ
Hamburger Falkenstein--Germany
Rancho Santa Fe--CA
Thunderbird--CA
Wampanoag--CT
Timuquana-FL (may be finished already)
Atlanta Ath Club--GA
Knollwood--IL
Medinah #3--IL
Midlothian--IL
Matarie--LA
Flint--MI
Golden Valley--MN
Blue Hills--MN
Yahnundasis--NY
Canterbury-OH
Eugene--OR
Honors--TN
Farmington--VA
Royal Sydney--Australia
Punta Mita Pacifico--Mexico
Lake Merced--CA
Manasquan River--NJ
Scioto-OH
Wannamoisett-RI

[Sam Krume]

I hope The Addington will be ready for play...very very excited to see the course with all the work being done. I now understand Henry Longhurst's quote re #13 at the Add & #5 at PV

[Mark_Fine]

Tommy,
Don’t know about you but there are constant articles these days (just read another one this morning) about this being the Golden Age of Restorations 


Clearly it takes (as it often does) the big names to get the attention.  But that is ok as it is mostly good for the game. 

However, restorations have been going on for 20+ years but just not on all the high end well known courses.  Most of us knew the attention would turn to work on existing courses when much of the new builds dried up.  It has to if architects wanted to stay busy. 

[Paul Rudovsky]

I hope The Addington will be ready for play...very very excited to see the course with all the work being done. I now understand Henry Longhurst's quote re #13 at the Add & #5 at PV

Sam-- we have it scheduled for completion in 2023.  do you have any knowledge that it will be done in 2022?

[Sam Krume]

I hope The Addington will be ready for play...very very excited to see the course with all the work being done. I now understand Henry Longhurst's quote re #13 at the Add & #5 at PV

Sam-- we have it scheduled for completion in 2023.  do you have any knowledge that it will be done in 2022?

Paul,You may very well be right. I thought I had read somewhere that they were aiming for 2022 or maybe I am just hopefull that its done sooner rather than later!!!!

[Wayne Wiggins, Jr.]

Here are the ones on some (relatively) well known tracks as listed on www.fescue.github.io showing state if in USA and country if elsewhere:
Huntingdale--Australia
Titirangi--NZ
Hamburger Falkenstein--Germany
Rancho Santa Fe--CA
Thunderbird--CA
Wampanoag--CT
Timuquana-FL (may be finished already)
Atlanta Ath Club--GA
Knollwood--IL
Medinah #3--IL
Midlothian--IL
Matarie--LA
Flint--MI
Golden Valley--MN
Blue Hills--MN
Yahnundasis--NY
Canterbury-OH
Eugene--OR
Honors--TN
Farmington--VA
Royal Sydney--Australia
Punta Mita Pacifico--Mexico
Lake Merced--CA
Manasquan River--NJ
Scioto-OH
Wannamoisett-RI

Thanks for posting the link to that site. Hanse sure has a lot of work ahead of him!! Curious to see him listed as working at Rolling Green too? Is that a new development? What happened to Keith Rhebb who was there most recently?


PS  Olympic (Lake) might get started sooner than 2024.

[Paul Rudovsky]

Wayne--


1.  I have a theory that Gil Hanse is one of a set of identical triplets...as no one single person could possibly be in all the places he must be.


2.  not sure what happened at Rolling Hills but according to Rhebb's website, "In early 2021, following the completion of the tree removal work and some course conditioning work, Rolling Green management decided to abandon the Restoration Master Plan efforts and hold off on any future work."
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[Joel_Stewart]

Here are the ones on some (relatively) well known tracks as listed on www.fescue.github.io showing state if in USA and country if elsewhere:
Huntingdale--Australia
Titirangi--NZ
Hamburger Falkenstein--Germany
Rancho Santa Fe--CA
Thunderbird--CA
Wampanoag--CT
Timuquana-FL (may be finished already)
Atlanta Ath Club--GA
Knollwood--IL
Medinah #3--IL
Midlothian--IL
Matarie--LA
Flint--MI
Golden Valley--MN
Blue Hills--MN
Yahnundasis--NY
Canterbury-OH
Eugene--OR
Honors--TN
Farmington--VA
Royal Sydney--Australia
Punta Mita Pacifico--Mexico
Lake Merced--CA
Manasquan River--NJ
Scioto-OH
Wannamoisett-RI

Metairie reopened this week.


I couldn't find anything on Atlanta AC or who the architect is?


Timuquana-FL (may be finished already) is open.


Olympic (Lake) starts construction next year.


Lake Merced is now closed and under construction.

[Don Mahaffey]

Atlanta AC project is a renovation of the Riverside course. Tripp Davis is the architect.

[MCirba]

Didn"t Canterbury just finish a restoration project in the past 5 years if memory serves?  Keith Foster, I believe?

[Jaeger Kovich]

Didn"t Canterbury just finish a restoration project in the past 5 years if memory serves?  Keith Foster, I believe?

I think it was Bruce Hepner

[MCirba]

Didn"t Canterbury just finish a restoration project in the past 5 years if memory serves?  Keith Foster, I believe?

Yep...forgot that.  Thanks, Jaeger.


I think it was Bruce Hepner

[Paul Rudovsky]

Timuquana-FL (may be finished already)

Timuquana-FL (may be finished already) is open.

First line above is from one of my earlier posts...second line is from Joel Stewart

Both are wrong! While Timuquana (FL) did go under a partial restoration 2 years ago, it is closing Jan 2 2022 for about 8 months for a major restoration (directed by Bruce Hepner) to finish the job

[Jeff Schley]

Here are the ones on some (relatively) well known tracks as listed on www.fescue.github.io showing state if in USA and country

Paul,
Was just perusing your great, robust list. Question, do you think it worthwhile to add public/private designation?  Particularly the renovation/restorations as I had a theory that 80% or more of the work in this space are private clubs. Partiularly in the USA as outside states public/private isn't delineated nearly as much.

[Steve_Lovett]

Here are the ones on some (relatively) well known tracks as listed on www.fescue.github.io showing state if in USA and country if elsewhere:
Huntingdale--Australia
Titirangi--NZ
Hamburger Falkenstein--Germany
Rancho Santa Fe--CA
Thunderbird--CA
Wampanoag--CT
Timuquana-FL (may be finished already)
Atlanta Ath Club--GA
Knollwood--IL
Medinah #3--IL
Midlothian--IL
Matarie--LA
Flint--MI
Golden Valley--MN
Blue Hills--MN
Yahnundasis--NY
Canterbury-OH
Eugene--OR
Honors--TN
Farmington--VA
Royal Sydney--Australia
Punta Mita Pacifico--Mexico
Lake Merced--CA
Manasquan River--NJ
Scioto-OH
Wannamoisett-RI

Metairie reopened this week.


I couldn't find anything on Atlanta AC or who the architect is?


Timuquana-FL (may be finished already) is open.


Olympic (Lake) starts construction next year.


Lake Merced is now closed and under construction.

Timuquana will close from January through August 2022 for renovations. Mostly infrastructure (drainage, irrigation, a few tee adjustments, tree/forest management).

[Jonathan Cummings]

The reno of the 1914 Ross course Belleair - West will debut late in 2022.  Straka/Fry are committed to add a little new but also restore many of the original features.

[George Smiltins]

Didn"t Canterbury just finish a restoration project in the past 5 years if memory serves?  Keith Foster, I believe?

I think it was Bruce Hepner

It was Hepner and now Rhebb is out there. I don't think anything has been officially approved yet. Some minor work is scheduled for next Fall. My guess is that list meant to say Country (Pepper Pike) which Hanse is doing this year.

[Paul Jones]

Lookout Mountain (GA) will be doing a renovation next year starting around May, will reopen in 2023.

[Tim Martin]

Looking forward to seeing the completed work at  Wampanoag which is an under the radar Ross that doesn’t get much buzz outside of the Hartford, Connecticut region. It’s got a bold set of greens which require a number of plays to begin to learn their subtleties. The downhill par 5 6th hole has a pin location that you need to putt in the opposite direction with your back against the hole. As has been mentioned many times on this site it was the genesis for the Donald Ross Society.

[Ronald Montesano]

Who is doing the work at Yahnundasis?

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