Recent Activity
EIGCA - Global Female Golf Course Architects Meeting
EIGCA’s inaugural gathering brought together six of the world’s seven female golf course architects - discussing ways to encourage more women into the profession and advance inclusive design principles globally. This collaborative approach aligns with my formal commitment to the R&A Women In Golf Charter.
EIGCA Ceremony Signing
EIGCA President Caspar Grauballe, ASGCA President Brian Costello, and SAGCA representative Lyne Morrison at the historic joint pledge signing ceremony in Scotland, May 2025 - marking a milestone in global golf course architecture collaboration.
Royal Sydney Safety Assessment
Safety assessment and strategic planning for Royal Sydney Golf Club’s historic Centenary Course - balancing heritage preservation with contemporary safety standards.
Golf Course Architecture Magazine Feature
Featured in Golf Course Architecture magazine for the Springwood Country Club masterplan - developing comprehensive facilities to boost female participation and community engagement.
Mount Beauty Regional Support
Supporting Mount Beauty Golf Club’s strategic planning and grant applications through the LMGD Regional Golf Development Initiative - helping secure this regional club’s sustainable future in Victoria’s alpine region.
Goulburn Regional Support
Course review and strategic planning consultation for Goulburn Golf Course - identifying development opportunities and sustainability initiatives for this regional NSW club.
Paul O’Brien Trophy
Winner of the EIGCA Paul O’Brien Trophy 2025, presented by Gary Johnston, President of the EIGCA, at Nairn and Royal Dornoch during the European Institute’s 25th Anniversary celebration.
Mandurah Coastal Development
Early planning consultation for an 18-hole par 3 community course development in Mandurah, Western Australia - creating accessible golf experiences in spectacular coastal settings.
AWGN Female Friendly Golf Club Presentation
Female Friendly Golf Club Criteria presentation developed for the Australian Women’s Golf Network, outlining evidence-based course layout and design principles that create welcoming environments for women golfers. This comprehensive framework supports clubs in implementing inclusive design strategies that enhance participation and member satisfaction.
‘And how fortunate we are to have Lyne Morrison carry the flag for the slow swing speed golfer, with thoughtful analysis of how best to cater with hole set-up for these players.’
Harley Kruse, Past President, Society of Australian Golf Course Architects, 2018-2022.