Sentence examples for course architecture from inspiring English sources

Tells about his approach to golf course architecture.

Until the 1960's, "golf course architecture was embedded in nature," said Brad Klein, architecture editor for Golfweek magazine.

Jones, referred to as the father of modern golf course architecture, studied agronomy and landscape architecture but also horticulture, hydraulics, surveying, economics and public speaking.

"We exchange ideas on culture, art, the space of education, real-estate development, music, literature, philosophy, film and of course architecture and urban design," he said.

But as technology and budgets increased, course architecture turned to moving major mounds of earth and building moats, lakes and hills.

Golf course architecture is one of those subjects guaranteed to send the casual fan to sleep, and who can blame anyone for that.

There's a trend toward minimalism in golf-course architecture.

He is very interested in golf-course architecture, and has many books on the subject.

In the early 1970s he began to devote a large portion of time to golf-course architecture.

He signed a contract for a sole distributorship, began studying golf-course architecture and went on a marketing binge.

THE SPORTING SCENE about golf-course architecture and the 1977 Masters tournament, played on the Augusta National course, in Augusta, Ga.