GOLF & DESIGN

October 2008
Golf course architecture is an art form, one that is forever evolving as new and sometimes recycled ideas about strategy, construction and maintenance emerge.

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Call it golf's Guggenheim: The King Kamehameha Golf Club in Maui merits a trip for Frank Lloyd Wright's clubhouse alone. Get a closer look at this curvaceous, rose-colored masterpiece.

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If you think you know everything about bunkers, you need to encounter more of them on more courses. They're as diverse as those who design them, shape them, rake them and curse them.

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The concept of computer-aided design (CAD) and the use of supercomputer digital analysis (showing where a club is working and where it's not) are vital to the leading innovators in golf today.

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These wardrobe building blocks -- Dockers khakis, white Lacoste shirt, all-white FootJoy shoes and Kangol cap -- look as stylish today as ever. Opt for timeless design, and you'll always look stylish.

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