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Download Our Company Brochure EUROPEAN GOLF DESIGN EUROPEAN Broomfi eld Hall Celic Manor, Twenty Ten Course, Wales Portmarnock Hotel & Golf Links, Ireland MEET THE TEAM For all of us, it started with a passion for playing the game – the kind that means playing two or, beter sill, three rounds a day: staring before the dew has been swept from the greens, no ime for lunch and running to get the last few holes inished before the sun has disappeared completely. From there, that passion evolved to a fascinaion with the course itself. That passion sill drives us. It’s what gets us out of bed at 4am to catch a light for a site visit; it’s what keeps us on site unil, just as when we were younger, the sun has almost disappeared but there’s just enough ime to look at one more hole; it’s the reason why there are days when we don’t really see sunlight at all – geing to the oice before the sun is up and leaving long ater it has set; it’s what drives us to work just that litle bit harder. Others will judge our success – for us, it is enough to know that at the end of each day, we’ve done everything we can do to make sure that your course is as good as it can be. Jeremy Slessor Managing Director Rowallan Castle, Scotland DELIVERING GREAT GOLF COURSES FOR MORE THAN 20 YEARS European Golf Design was established in 1992 as a Joint Venture between the EuropeanTour and IMG. Since that ime we have won design commissions throughout Europe and beyond, to Africa, the Middle East, the Caribbean and Asia. Three of our courses have been named Best New Course in Europe, ive are ranked in the Top 100 in Europe, two have been ranked in the Top 100 in the World and the Twenty Ten Course at the Celic Manor Resort in Wales, which we designed, successfully hosted the 2010 Ryder Cup. Through our associaion with the both the European Tour and IMG, coupled with our ability to deliver great golf courses cost efecively, we believe we are able to bring added value to a project that no other design company can come close to. Golf is a business. We are recognised for consistently exceeding our clients expectaions and helping them achieve their objecives. Linna Golf, Finland Casa Serena, Czech Republic THE GAME’S GLOBAL TOUR The European Tour is responsible for the organisaion of more than 100 professional golf events worth over €120 million in prize money on The European Tour, European Seniors Tour and European Challenge Tour. The European Tour also represents the playing interests of more than four hundred players and operates companies that are involved in the promoion, televising and management of Tour events. CONNECTING BRANDS TO INTERNATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES IMG is the world's premier and most diversiied sports, entertainment and media company. IMG's partners include many of the world's most famous brands, sportsmen and women, media outlets, and sports governing bodies. WORKING WITH GOLF’S TOP PLAYERS “We sold more memberships faster than we could have imagined in our wildest dreams. Colin Montgomerie and European Golf Design have created a superb golf course.” Clockwise: Annika Sorenstam, Bernhard Langer, Paul Casey, Reief Goosen, Darren Clarke, Luke Donald, Ian Woosnam, Mark O’Meara, Paul Lawrie, Thomas Bjorn, Sam Torrance, Padraig Harrington Alan Saddington - Founder, Made in Scotland, The Dutch Opposite Page: Colin Montgomerie during the inaugural event for The Montgomerie Course at The Royal Golf Club, Rifa Views, Bahrain. NATIONAL AWARD FOR NEW GOLF DEVELOPMENT OF THE YEAR 2009 The Dutch, Montgomerie Course, Netherlands SUCCESSFUL DESIGN STARTS WITH LISTENING Before reaching for a pencil we sit down and listen to exactly what our clients want. “They are a pleasure to work with. They listened to us. They understood what we wanted to achieve and then they delivered lawlessly.” Conor Mallaghan - Managing Partner, Carton House Resort BEST NEW DESIGN OF THE YEAR 2004 GOLF WORLD Carton House, The Montgomerie Course, Ireland UNDERSTANDING YOUR NEEDS We pride ourselves on our creaivity, innovaive thinking and our collaboraive approach. We work, with you, as part of a project team to ensure that each element of the project succeeds. The Royal Golf Club, Rifa Views, Bahrain “You responded to our requirements and requests without compromising on the quality and integrity of the of the design. All in all a tremendous product was produced.“ Richard Browning - Chief Execui ve Offi cer, Riff a Views, The Royal Golf Club, Rif a Views, Bahrain “EGD did a very impressive job for us. They delivered a golf course that meets all the requirements we had for it A THOUGHTFUL beforehand. We'd not only recommend EGD to another developer - we've done that quite a few imes already and shall keep on doing it.” APPROACH Petri Peltoniemi - Linna Golf Linna Golf, Finland SENSITIVE AND SUSTAINABLE We recognise that today’s golf developments must achieve ever higher levels of social, economic and environmental stewardship. To us, sustainable design isn’t just an ater thought, it is an intrinsic part of everything we do. “They understood and embraced the philosophy of sustainability so well, I did not hesitate to appoint them for my next project.” Achiles Constantakopolous - President, Costa Navarino Resort, Greece INSPIRED IMAGINATIVE SOLUTIONS “We would recommend you again. You have unrivalled experise and always reach pracical soluions to any issue.” Chris May - General Manager, Dubai Golf RANKED IN THE WORLD’S TOP 100 GOLF WORLD Dubai Creek Golf & Yacht Club, United Arab Emirates “You are true professionals who demonstrate the right ai tude to deal with issues face on, combined with the passion and enthusiasm for the project to keep the client happy and informed at all i mes.“ Eddie Bullock - General Manager, Woburn Golf & Country Club DESIGNS THAT WORK We have the experience needed to see your project all the way from incepion to opening and we’ll be there with you every step of the way. BEST NEW DESIGN IN RUSSIA 2011 MAGAZIN Zavidovo, PGA Naional Russia MADE TO BE PLAYED We create golf courses that are challenging, exciing and above all fun, ensuring players return again and again. “Golf is sill an emergent sport in Russia so it was vital that the course catered for all levels of golfer, which EGD delivered perfectly.” Constanin Zabrodine - Director General, Zavidovo, PGA Naional Russia “Brace yourself if you are indeed euphoric because this place is fabulous… I recommend walking as the best way to appreciate the beauty and almost heathland feel, especially on the back nine, of this wonderful course.” Golf World Euphoria Golf Estate & Hydro, South Africa DELIVERING ON OUR PROMISES “You have the perfect approach and the personal service you gave us was great.“ Cahit Sahin - Managing Director, The Montgomerie, Maxx Royal Maxx Royal, The Montgomerie Course, Turkey www.kevinmurrayphotography.com HOST VENUE FOR THE 2010 RYDER CUP “I think it’s a wonderful golf course. It’s in terrifi c shape and the holes themselves have a lot of risk/reward, a lot of real big penali es if you miss-hit a shot and a lot of rewards if you pull off a shot.” Phil Mickelson Celi c Manor, Twenty Ten Course, Wales www.kevinmurrayphotography.com CREATING A LEGACY Project ater project, we ensure that our courses will stand the test of ime and will be enjoyed by golfers for many future generaions. 28 TOURNAMENT VENUES “There are many ‘must see’ places in the world and the Stadium Course at PGA de Catalunya should be on any serious golfers ‘must play‘ list. It’s an absolute cracker.” Top 100 Golf Courses PGA Golf de Catalunya, Spain RECOGNITION & AWARDS Zavidovo PGA Naional Russia - Best New Design in Russia 2011 The Royal Golf Cluc, Rifa Views - Best Golf Residenial Developmet, 2011 Arabian Property Awards The Celic Manor Resort - The Twenty Ten Course - Host Venue of the 2010 Ryder Cup The Dutch - Naional Award for New Golf Development of the Year 2009 Euphoria Golf Resort & Hydro - Second Best New Course in Africa 2009 Dubai Creek Golf & Yacht Club - Top 100 Courses in the World, Golf World - Best Course in The Middle East 2008, Business Traveller Magazine Woburn Golf & Country Club - Marquess Course - Top 100 Courses in the World, Golf World - Best New Inland Course in the UK 2004, Golf World - Top 100 Courses in Great Britain & Ireland, Golf World Carton House Golf Club - The Montgomerie Course - Best New Course in Europe 2004, Golf World Carton House Golf Club - The O’Meara Course - One of the 5 hotest new courses in GB & Ireland since 2000, Golf World PGA Golf de Catalunya - Best New Course in Europe 1999, Golf World - Top 100 Courses in Europe, Golf World Sporing Club Berlin - The Faldo Course - Best New Course in Europe 1997, Golf World - Best Golf Course in Germany 1997 - Top 100 Courses in Europe, Golf World Schloss Nippenburg - Top 100 Courses in Europe, Golf World Best Design Company of the Year 2003 Carton House, The Montgomerie Course, Ireland DESIGN EXPERIENCE - PROJECTS Albania England Greece Gose Island Resort (45 holes) † Camberley Heath * Costa Navarino Dale Hill 1 - Navarino Dunes 4 Austria Marriot Forest of Arden 14 Asopia † Golfplatz Anif † Marriot Hollins Hall 14 Marriot Sprowston Manor 14 * Ireland Bahrain Marriot Worsley Park 14 Carton House The Royal Golf Club, Rifa Views, Prince’s Golf Club * - The Montgomerie Course 2 - The Montgomerie Course 2 Royal Lytham & St Annes * - The O’Meara Course 7 - The Wee Monty 2 Royal Norwich (27 holes) † Moyvalley 8 The London Club (9 holes) † Portmarnock Hotel & Golf Links 4 Bulgaria The Wynyard Club * The Marlbrook 11 † Pirin Golf & Country Club 1 Wentworth Club * Lighthouse Golf Resort
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