Tom Doak is designing and building a new 18-hole course on a tract of dunesland at the Rosapenna Hotel & Golf Resort in County Donegal, Ireland, according to The Fried Egg.

The course is being built on the seaside dunes of Ireland where St. Patrick’s Golf Links, a 36-hole golf course, currently sits unused. The iconic golf course architect finished his routing of the track in March 2018, and Doak’s firm helped build, irrigate, and grass the 14th and 15th greens.

Doak’s firm, Renaissance Golf Design (RGD), and Rosapenna are expected to break ground on the remainder of the golf course this summer. While the bulk of the work is expected to be done by the end of the year, limited preview play is scheduled to be available by the end of 2020.

RGD associate Eric Iverson will oversee the project, which is expected to included roughly 300 acres of sandy terrain along Sheephaven Bay in the northwestern corner of Ireland. The course’s landscape will include not just views of the ocean but also of protected pastures, according to Doak.