Shaping the golf course
Modern day equipment used to produce detailed shaping of features on golf courses. Here pictured at Carnoustie Championship Course 18th Hole
Profile:
Caspar Grauballe (Danish)
Associate
Golf Course Architect, Based in Scandinavia.
Qualifications
2007-Member of the Federation of Scandinavian Golf Architects - Caspar joined FSGA in 2007
2006-Associated Member of the European Institute of Golf Course Architects - Caspar Joined the EIGCA in 2006.
2000-Member of The Association of Danish Landscape Architects. - Member of DL since 2000.
1998-2000The Royal Danish Veterinary and Agricultural University, Copenhagen, gradua - M.Sc. in Landscape architecture.
1994-1997The Royal Danish Veterinary and Agricultural University, Copenhagen, landsc - B.Sc. in landscape architecture.The program ends with a project which has to be made in cooperation with an organization outside the university. My project was to investigate into the use of winter courses on existing golf courses, and design a winte
1993Skolen for Billedkunst (art school), Copenhagen, Denmark. - Intensive course in free-hand drawing.
1993Harvard Graduate School of Design, Cambridge, USA. - Career Discovery, Architecture programme.
Experience
2005-Lectures on golf course architecture - To Danish greenkeeper students at Vilvorde and Swedish students at Alnarp.
2004-Scandinavian office of Hawtree Ltd. - Situated in Denmark and servicing Scandinavia and Northern Europe.
1997-Hawtree Ltd, Woodstock, UK. Golf Course Architects and Consultants - Golf Course Architect
1993-1994Employed at KHR A/S - KHR A/S is one of the largest architectural firms in Denmark. Work included: Building models and making illustrations for competition entries.
Awards / Interests