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British golf architects Adrian Stiff and Ben Stephens have formed a new partnership, and, as SAS Golf Design, are embarking on their first project, in Wiltshire in England’s south-west.
Westbury Golf Club, located near the famous White Horse cut into the chalk downs, was founded in 1973. Currently nine holes, the club has acquired more land, bringing the total size of the property to 100 acres, and the SAS team now plan to expand the course to eighteen holes.
Inert landfill will be used to fund the project and also to provide material to build the holes – Stiff has extensive experience building courses using landfill, most recently the new Stranahan course at the Players Club near Bristol.
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Inert landfill will be used to fund the project and also to provide material to build the holes – Stiff has extensive experience building courses using landfill, most recently the new Stranahan course at the Players Club near Bristol.
Click here to read the whole article.
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- Type: Article
- Date: 02/14/2012
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