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Dr. Arthur Spring was the architect behind several notable Irish golf courses, and in 1990, he was photographed on-site during the construction of Castlegregory Golf Links, highlighting his hands-on approach to course creation.
Arthur Spring was a prominent Irish golf course architect whose career spanned several decades, making significant contributions to the development of golf in Ireland. He designed numerous courses including East Clare Golf Club, Castlegregory Golf Links, and Beaufort Golf Course, helping to shape the landscape of Irish golf from the late 1980s onward. Spring was known for his ability to work with natural environments, integrating the scenic beauty of the Irish countryside into course design and emphasizing playability and sustainability. His influence extended beyond construction—he consulted on design and greenkeeping practices and was respected within the Irish golf community for his commitment to the sport. His architectural legacy remains central to contemporary Irish golf, ensuring that both newcomers and experienced players can enjoy challenging and picturesque courses throughout the region.