My Journey to the EIGCA Sustainable Design Register
by Matt Schiffer MEIGCA
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Tag: Christoph Städler
New partnership 'Städler & Reinmuth Golfdesign' established
Christoph Städler and Achim Reinmuth announce the establishment of their new partnership that will come into effect from the beginning of 2022.
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EIGCA Members and Partners experience golf, Swedish-style
The third in our series of regional CPD and golf days took place in Sweden in September 2021.
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Annika Sörenstam honoured by EIGCA
Annika Sörenstam has been recognised for her outstanding contribution to European golf. EIGCA President, Christoph Städler, presented Annika with the Harry Colt Award and praised her achievements in increasing the participation of female golfers.
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EIGCA recognises Mark Adam for maintaining his CPD accreditation
By completing the required 60 credits, EIGCA Past President Mark Adam MEIGCA retained his place on the CPD Approved Register, the highest level of CPD accreditation with EIGCA.
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EIGCA recognises Jeff Danner MEIGCA for completing his CPD
By completing the required 60 credits, Jeff Danner MEIGCA, based in California, has retained his place on the CPD Approved Register, the highest level of CPD accreditation with EIGCA.
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EIGCA Gold Partner Rain Bird's Hybrid irrigation solution brings multiple benefits to Swiss renovation project
One of the top ten courses in Switzerland, Breitenloo Golf Club is a first-class venue with an impressive and immaculately-maintained golf course.
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Positive outlook for golf course design industry post-COVID pandemic
A survey of golf course architects to determine the impact of the COVID pandemic on the golf course design industry signifies optimism for the next few years.
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EIGCA Recognises two members for completing CPD
Two EIGCA members, Rainer Preissmann and Tom Marzolf, have completed their Continuing Professional Development (CPD) to retain their places on the EIGCA CPD Approved Register.
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EIGCA encouraged by steps to mitigate hitting distance by golf’s governing bodies
EIGCA supports measures to mitigate continuing distance increases, which will reduce the overall length of holes and therefore the turfgrass surface to be maintained.
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