Living Golf: One of the world's most sustainable courses resides at the top of the world
Edwin Roald is a renowned golf course architect in Reykjavik, his 'Why 18?' concept explores the idea that golf course design is often problematic from an environmental perspective and from a golfing perspective as designers feel bound to the idea that courses must be 18-holes long, when he believes they should feature as many holes as the land can accommodate. He tells us why in the latest edition of our golf and sustainability series.
Edwin Roald is a renowned golf course architect in Reykjavik, his 'Why 18?' concept explores the idea that golf course design is often problematic from an environmental perspective and from a golfing perspective as designers feel bound to the idea that courses must be 18-holes long, when he believes they should feature as many holes as the land can accommodate. He tells us why in the latest edition of our golf and sustainability series.
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