Golf Course Architects

Harley Hodges

1 course

1989 Michigan public course architect

Birdhouse Geocaching

1 course

Theodore McManus

1 course

Advertising executive turned amateur golf‐course designer

Pete Austin

1 course

Burl Berry

1 course

Maurice McCarthy

1 course

Early 20th-century golf course architect of Marywood and Hershey’s West Course

Labron Harris

1 course

Golf course architect and coach behind several mid‑20th century designs

Richard Cayer

United States

1 course

Mid‑20th century Maine course designer

Steve Esposito

1 course

Hank Clayton

1 course

Charlie Gross

United States

1 course

L.O. Parker

United States

1 course

William Beaupre

1 course

Michigan golf course designer of Plum Brook since 1927

Norm & Pete Smith

1 course

Jon Payne

1 course

Trevor Stevenson

New Zealand

1 course

Local Otago farmer credited with developing the nine-hole JTee's Golf Course & Function Centre in Mosgiel during the 1990s.

Warner Bowen

1 course

Olin Dutra

1 course

Norman Macbeth

1 course

Credited with the design of San Gabriel Country Club's course and associated with the early development of golf architecture in Southern California.

Frank Simoni

1 course

Ernie Smith

United States

1 course

Original designer of En-Joie Golf Club (1927)

Marty Johnson

1 course

Credited by regional golf-course directories as the designer of Covington Links, opened in 1977.

Gill/Miller Golf Architects

1 course

Golf architecture firm credited by Legends Club with designing the course. The firm's principals associated with the project were Garrett Gill and Paul Miller.

Mark Fine

1 course

Mark Fine is the founder of Fine Golf Design, Inc., established in 2003 and based in Allentown, Pennsylvania. A former business executive, he has studied golf course architecture for more than three decades with a focus on Golden Age designers such as Donald Ross, Alister MacKenzie, A.W. Tillinghast, and Seth Raynor. He is a member of the American Society of Golf Course Architects and co-authored the book "Bunkers, Pits and Other Hazards" (2006) with Forrest Richardson.

Frank Harris Brothers

1 course

Firm credited by the club alongside Harry Colt and John Morrison in the original 1929 design.

Dave Pelz

1 course

Fort Collins Golf Association

United States

1 course

Walter G. Fovargue

1 course

San Francisco architect credited by National Park Service documentation with designing the Wawona Golf Course for the Wawona Hotel in 1918.

Bill Williamson

United States

1 course

Ben Gray

1 course

Robert Elder

United States

1 course

J. J. Fraser

1 course

Credited alongside George Smith with the original Inverness course.

Niall Glen

1 course

GolfNow and other course references credit Niall Glen alongside Peter Harradine on the Al Hamra design. The club's own summary names Harradine as the principal architect.

Chet Jenkins

1 course

Ford Golf Design Group

1 course

British firm behind Sobienie Królewskie’s links‑style layout

Adam Woodleigh

1 course

Willie Locke

1 course

Early 20th‑century Scottish designer of California courses like Seascape and Lake Merced

Ken Green

1 course

The Quest's official website states that the course was designed in 1994 by PGA Tour professional Ken Green. The Golf Association of Michigan likewise credits Green with the course.

Mike McCartin

1 course

Collaborated with Renaissance Golf Design on the 2018 master plan and major renovation.

Ted Locke (Bettendorf, IA)

United States

1 course

Midwestern golf course architect active in the 1960s

Collins Dormer

1 course

Mark Hayes

1 course

Credited with the course's 2001 redesign.

Joe Bideganeta

United States

1 course

Owner‑designer of River Bend Golf Course in Wilder, Idaho

Pete Craig

United States

1 course

Self-trained golf course architect based in the Rochester, New York area, responsible for designing several regional public and private layouts including Twin Hills Golf Course, Salmon Creek Country Club, Blue Heron Hills Country Club (with Dick Bator), Old Hickory Golf Club, and Wild Wood Country Club.

Paul Harney

1 course

Darcy Lane

1 course

Todd Clark

1 course

John H. Clark

1 course

Early Bay Area golf course layout designer, known as "Dad" Clark