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Gordon Lewis

Gordon Lewis

5 courses

Florida-based golf course architect behind several Bonita-area designs

Willard Byrd

Willard Byrd

5 courses

Southeastern U.S. architect of playable, community-integrated courses

Bobby Weed

Bobby Weed

5 courses

Veteran PGA TOUR architect and Pete Dye protégé

Edmund Ault

Edmund Ault

5 courses

Pragmatic golf course architect focused on playability and sensible engineering

Devereux Emmet

Devereux Emmet

5 courses

Pioneering American Golden‑Age golf architect of 150+ courses

Ronald Fream

Ronald Fream

5 courses

Veteran Californian golf-course architect with global resort reach

Fred Hawtree

Fred Hawtree

5 courses

Mid‑20th century British golf architect, specialist in parkland renovations

Tom Jackson

Tom Jackson

5 courses

Southeast U.S.–based architect with functional, enduring course designs

Gary Kern

Gary Kern

4 courses

Midwestern minimalist golf course architect

Ross Watson

Ross Watson

4 courses

Veteran Australian golf course architect behind many coastal and resort layouts

George Lowe

George Lowe

4 courses

Scottish pro, club‑maker, and inland golf course designer from the Golden Age

Dick Phelps

Dick Phelps

4 courses

Credited by Golf Digest and the Colorado Golf Association as part of the design team for Meadows Golf Club.

Mike Young

Mike Young

4 courses

Veteran Georgia-based course designer behind Links on the Bayou and River Pointe

Jerry Pate

Jerry Pate

4 courses

Award‑winning pro turned thoughtful golf course designer

James Fazio

James Fazio

4 courses

Veteran designer behind Trump’s high‑profile golf layouts

Bob Cupp

Bob Cupp

4 courses

Renaissance golf course architect and artist behind Liberty National

William Gordon

William Gordon

4 courses

Mid‑century American architect with deep roots in construction and design firms

George Fazio

George Fazio

4 courses

American pro-turned-architect who co‑designed Champions' Jackrabbit course

Ben Sayers

Ben Sayers

4 courses

Scottish pro, club‑maker turned course designer around 1900

Joe Lee

Joe Lee

4 courses

Prolific Florida-based architect blending fairness with strategic design

Robin Nelson

Robin Nelson

4 courses

Prolific international architect blending links tradition with local character

Gerard Jol

Gerard Jol

4 courses

Dutch golf-course architect credited by GOLF.NL with designing the course originally known as Golfbaan De Rottebergen. The course entered use around 1990 and later became De Hooge Rotterdamsche.

Philip Wogan

Philip Wogan

4 courses

New England golf course architect active mid‑20th century

Alexander Findlay

Alexander Findlay

4 courses

Scottish‑American early US golf pioneer and architect

Mackenzie & Ebert

Mackenzie & Ebert

4 courses

Mackenzie & Ebert was appointed to reconfigure the Buddon after construction of Carnoustie's Golf Centre affected the original first hole. The redesign removed that hole, combined the former ninth and tenth into a new par-5 ninth and created two new par fours. The revised course officially reopened for the 2014 season.

William P. Bell

William P. Bell

4 courses

Prolific West Coast golf architect of the Golden Age and beyond

Seth Raynor

Seth Raynor

4 courses

Golden Age engineer‑turned‑architect behind iconic template‑hole golf designs

Joel Goldstrand

Joel Goldstrand

4 courses

Midwestern pro golfer turned prolific golf architect

Bruce Matthews III

Bruce Matthews III

4 courses

Third‑generation golf course architect blending land, strategy, and playability

Willie Park, Jr

Willie Park, Jr

4 courses

Pioneering Scottish golfer turned globe‑trotting golf course architect

Brian Silva

Brian Silva

4 courses

New England’s Golden‑Age inspired golf architect blending tradition with modern strategy

JH Taylor

JH Taylor

4 courses

Renowned early 20th‑century English golf legend and course designer

Gil Hanse

Gil Hanse

4 courses

Minimalist American golf architect reviving classic courses

Severiano Ballesteros

Severiano Ballesteros

4 courses

Legendary Spanish golfer turned thoughtful course designer

Raymond Hearn

Raymond Hearn

4 courses

American golf course architect blending classic and modern design

Rick Phelps

Rick Phelps

4 courses

Seasoned Colorado-based golf course architect noted for playable, prairie‑dunes designs

P.B. Dye

P.B. Dye

4 courses

Hands‑on golf course designer in the Dye family, no office, builds with a bulldozer

Perry Maxwell

Perry Maxwell

4 courses

Oklahoma-based architect known for natural, undulating greens

Hale Irwin

Hale Irwin

3 courses

Three-time U.S. Open champion turned thoughtful course architect

Peter Matkovich

Peter Matkovich

3 courses

South African ex-pro turned prolific golf course designer

Tim Liddy

Tim Liddy

3 courses

Indiana-based ASGCA Fellow, longtime collaborator of Pete Dye

Les Furber

Les Furber

3 courses

Veteran Canadian golf course designer with global and renovation expertise

Rocky Roquemore

Rocky Roquemore

3 courses

Renowned American golf course architect with global portfolio

Kyle Phillips

Kyle Phillips

3 courses

American architect known for modern links courses blending natural terrain

Commander John Harris

Commander John Harris

3 courses

English naval commander turned globe‑trotting golf course architect

Bruce Devlin

Bruce Devlin

3 courses

Australian pro-turned-architect behind over 150 courses worldwide

Bill Coore

Bill Coore

3 courses

Minimalist golf course architect blending land and tradition

Rod Whitman

Rod Whitman

3 courses

Canadian minimalist golf-course shaper with a light-on-the-land approach

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