One of the greatest things we have learnt from COVID pandemic is the power of human interaction and the importance of spending time with friends, writes Sacha Dunnett. For golf, it’s meant people flocking back to the sport and enjoying time together within our clubs. But it’s also put a focus on the whole golf experience – including clubhouses.
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Royal Birkdale Golf Club’s transformation of its iconic Art Deco clubhouse by interior designer Sacha Dunnett has been documented in a new short film. ‘Bringing The Outside In’ tells the story of how the historic club and Open and Ryder Cup venue opted for a bold design approach, including the creation of a remarkable links carpet.
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A short film showing the journey of The Royal Birkdale refurbishment
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