World Golf Report

News and comment about golf development and construction all over the planet

Sunday, March 31, 2019

The Week That Was, march 31, 2019

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     A 3,300-acre expanse in Riyadh, the capital city of Saudi Arabia, may soon become the home of what’s being billed as “the largest city ...
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Sunday, March 24, 2019

The Week That Was, march 24, 2019

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     Lennar Corporation aims to build an 18-hole golf course at Greenbriar Downs, a seniors-only community that will take shape in an uninc...
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Sunday, March 17, 2019

The Week That Was, march 17, 2019

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   Tara Iti, the acclaimed, Tom Doak-designed private layout on New Zealand’s North Island, may soon have some daily-fee company. The New Z...
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Sunday, March 10, 2019

The Week That Was, march 10, 2019

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     A 300-acre tract in Smith River, California, a town just south of the Oregon state line, may be developed as a resort with “a luxury re...
Sunday, March 3, 2019

The Week That Was, march 3, 2019

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     The world is now home to 38,864 golf courses at 32,471 golf facilities, according to a count by the R&A and the National Golf Foun...
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Robert J. Vasilak

For more than 25 years, Robert J. Vasilak has provided development-related research services to many of the best-known golf companies on the planet. He's been the managing editor of a Washington, DC-based business magazine, and he's written for Esquire, the Washington Post, Golfweek, and other publications. In 2008, he created the first (and still only) publication dedicated exclusively to international golf development, called the World Edition of the Golf Course Report. Some of the material on this blog originally appeared in the World Edition, in a slightly different form. For more information about the World Edition, or to receive a free issue, send us an e-mail at WorldEdition@aol.com or call us at 301/680-9460. You can find Vasilak's feature stories about golf development at Golf, Inc.
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