Golf Course Architects

Jacobsen-Hardy Golf Design

1 course

Design firm responsible for the major restoration that rebuilt greens, improved drainage and expanded the course.

Captain Robert Tosswill

1 course

Laid out the course that opened on 31 March 1902.

Dale Hayes

1 course

Official San Lameer material credits Dale Hayes alongside Peter Matkovich as a designer of the course.

Rick Fehr

1 course

Credited as a co-designer of Desert Canyon Golf Resort.

Jack Morris

1 course

Visited Llangollen in November 1906 to advise on the suitability of the site and possible layouts for the original course.

Jay Riviere

1 course

American golf course architect credited with designing Gleannloch Golf Club in Spring, Texas. The facility contains 27 holes arranged into three nine-hole sections. Its design incorporates undulating greens, bunkering and the existing landscape.

Maury Bell

1 course

Local PGA pro turned golf course architect for Paradise Valley in 1967

Ogilvy, Clayton, Cocking and Mead

1 course

Collaborative Australian golf course redesign firm active since 2010

Adam Woodleigh

1 course

Harley Kruse

1 course

Australian golf course architect blending Sandbelt style with innovative techniques

Darcy Lane

1 course

W. E. Alexander

1 course

Jaden Codega

1 course

Tom Marzolf

1 course

Directed a bunker renovation of the Travis course in 2010-11, according to the Walter J. Travis Society.

Mark Hayes

1 course

Credited with the course's 2001 redesign.

Mike McCartin

1 course

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

Matt Dye

1 course

American third‑generation Dye architect known for Carrington Resort, New Zealand

Cameron Sinclair

1 course

UK-based golf course architect noted for a naturalistic, links‑style 18‑hole layout

Jean-Louis Tronchet

1 course

Designed the temporary nine-hole course that opened in 1995 before the present Harradine layout was built.

Bob Beard

1 course

Identified by Oakland University as architect for the Katke-Cousins Golf Course. The university separately lists Bill Newcomb as designer.

Lindsay Ervin

1 course

Designed the original Birdwood Golf Course, which opened in 1984.

Michael F McKenna

1 course

Founder and builder of Drayton Park GC in Abingdon

Tommy Horton

1 course

Renowned Ryder Cup star turned golf course designer

Ford Golf Design Group

1 course

British firm behind Sobienie Królewskie’s links‑style layout

Chet Jenkins

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.

Warren Henderson

1 course

Identified by Oakland University as architect for the R&S Sharf Golf Course, with Rick Smith separately credited as designer.

Harrison Minchew

1 course

Melvin Hueston

1 course

Credited with the design of Avondale's 18-hole course, which opened in 1968.

Jim Summers

1 course

Northern California club pro turned golf course designer

Robert Raasch

1 course

Credited by Golf Digest as the designer of Scenic View Country Club.

Hugh Wilson

1 course

Robert Trent Jones

1 course

Driving Range

1 course

Michael Pinner

1 course

The official GolfRange site credits Michael Pinner with designing both nine-hole courses at München-Germering.

William McEwan

1 course

Collaborated with Robert Wood Johnstone on the 1910 expansion of Presidio Golf Course to 18 holes.

Barry Jordan

1 course

Designed the original nine, which opened in 2008, and the later nine-hole expansion that created the present 18-hole course.

Henry Hughs

1 course

Willie Locke

1 course

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

Collins Dormer

1 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.

Gill/Miller Golf Architects

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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.

Olin Dutra

1 course

Labron Harris

1 course

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

John Zoller

1 course

Keith Preston

1 course

Credited by current specialist golf-course sources with the Urslautal design dating to 1991.

Orrin Smith

1 course

Prolific American golf architect from the 1920s–1950s

John Volk

1 course

Versatile Palm Beach architect shaping Mediterranean, Bermuda, Georgian styles