At the President's Dinner during the 2026 EIGCA Annual Meeting in Utrecht, EIGCA President Gary Johnston presented the Institute's Outstanding Contribution Award to Niall Glen in recognition of his longstanding commitment to EIGCA's education programme and his contribution to the development of future generations of golf course architects.
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Luton Hoo Hotel, Golf and Spa is set for a major £170 million transformation as it prepares to compete for the honor of hosting the Ryder Cup in 2035. The resort will close for around two and a half years while the renovation is underway by owners Arora Group.
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In a recent episode of The Greenprint podcast, hosted by Leyton Walker, EIGCA’s immediate Past President Caspar Grauballe and current President Gary Johnston joined the conversation to explore the evolving world of golf course architecture.
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EIGCA President, Caspar Grauballe, proudly presented the Harry Colt Award to Andy Brown, in recognition of his outstanding contribution to the game of golf and his unwavering support of the Institute.
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I feel incredibly proud and deeply honoured to have been elected President of the European Institute of Golf Course Architects (EIGCA). It is a privilege to serve an organisation that represents the highest standards in golf course design and champions the future of our profession. I’m grateful to the Members for their trust, and to all those who have inspired and supported me throughout my career.
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New leadership for EIGCA after elections at the 2025 AGM: Gary Johnston elected President; Paul Kimber as Vice President; Kari Haug re-elected to Council; and Stephen Ridgway elected to Council for the first time.
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GEO Sustainable Golf Foundation has identified 10 ‘Sustainable Golf Champions’ for 2024, individuals who have gone above and beyond in their measurable day-to-day actions. Four of the 10 are EIGCA members.
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Caspar Grauballe re-elected as President, and Gary Johnson re-elected as Vice President of EIGCA for another one year term.
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