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Credited by Golf Wales as designer of Peterstone Lakes, which opened in 1990.
Credited by detailed historical research with laying out the original nine-hole course in 1892.
Tulsa golf course architect who designed Quail Ridge, opened in 1992.
Credited in published golf sources with the design of Bukit Jawi's courses.
Credited in published golf sources with the design of the 36-hole Bukit Jawi complex.
Co-designer credited by TorreMirona Golf Club.
Credited by the Oklahoma Golf Trail as designer of Wolf Mountain Golf Course.
Pietermaritzburg attorney and golf-course enthusiast who designed Gowrie Farm using principles drawn from traditional golf architecture.
Led the 1999 redesign in which the greens and bunkers were rebuilt.
Houghton's first professional and architect of the original course dating from 1926.
2010 Open champion who co-designed La Réserve with Peter Matkovich, including a set of back tees intended for elite players.
Zagaleta credits Marc Westenborg with the Old Course redesign completed in 2016.
The club identifies the course as a Hawtree design; independent golf-industry listings date its opening to 1976.
The club states that Dye Designs Corp carried out a large-scale renovation of the Bukit/Hill course beginning in 2012.
Design firm responsible for the River Course, opened in 2000; Fry/Straka records the project as a Fry/Straka member design completed under Hurdzan/Fry.
Designer credited by Golf Digest for The New Vineyards course in Coachella.
Major champion and former Ryder Cup captain who co-designed the course with Tom Fazio.
Donald Ross assistant credited in historical accounts with work on the original course at Southern Pines.
Westward Ho professional who supervised the layout of the original 18-hole Kingsdown course in 1880.
Designer of Chehalem Glenn, opened in 2005.
Portuguese golf architect who designed Laranjal on a former orange grove; the course opened in 2009.
Architect of Lofoten Links, from its original six-hole development through the expansion to 18 holes.
European Golf Design architect responsible for Morgado, opened in 2003.
Spanish professional golfer and course designer responsible for Añoreta's original 18-hole layout.
Designed Golf Crema's Daddy and Mummy layouts; the 18-hole Daddy Course is reported as opening in 2002.
Credited by historical course sources with later redesign work on portions of Oak Glen.
Principal architect of Pannonia's 18-hole course, completed in 1996.
Credited by the City of Neola's community directory as designer of Quail Run, which opened in 1995.
Worked with Beau Welling on the North Course's complete 2014 redesign.
New Zealand major champion credited with the design and substantial design input for the Formosa course.
Credited as designer of Gold Hills, which opened in 1963.
Designer of the 18-hole Silves Golf course, opened in 2006.
Built the original nine-hole Pebblebrook course in the mid-1970s.
Helped his father George Schneiter design the additional nine holes that expanded Pebblebrook to 18.
Credited by Rosewood's official website as designer of the course, which opened in 2006.
Credited by the Real Federación Española de Golf as designer of Golf Jardín de Aranjuez.
Credited in historical Wisconsin golf-directory records as the course architect.
Original Portuguese designer of Salgados, opened in 1994.
Worked with Marco Croze on the 2001 addition that completed the 18-hole course.
Local architect who founded the club and developed the original course on Rhyd Farm in 1899.
Commissioned in 1934 to redesign the course; the current layout is based on the firm's plans.
Credited by the Clare County Convention & Visitors Bureau with Jerry Matthews.
Credited with later work on Monroe Country Club.
American architect who designed Laguna, opened in 1990.
Commissioned in 1935-36 to design the original Huletts Country Club course, now The Woods.
Extensively upgraded the course to USGA specifications in 1992.
Donald Ross assistant credited in historical accounts with work on the early Southern Pines layout.