Golf Course Architects

George McLean

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Michigan-based golf course architect active in the 1920s-30s, associated with the Donald Ross circle; credited by GolfLink and GolfDigest as Glenhurst's designer, though not confirmed on the club's own history page.

Clifford Robinson

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Canadian Golf Hall of Fame architect commonly known as Robbie Robinson. A former associate of Stanley Thompson, Robinson returned to Credit Valley after the club acquired additional valley lands in 1969 and designed the reconfigured course that forms the basis of the present layout.

Terry LaGree

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Veteran golf course designer blending strategic play and eco‑savvy builds

Henric Hagman

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Wilfried Moroder

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South Tyrolean golf architect Wilfried Moroder was appointed to prepare a staged modernisation of Carezza. EIGCA announced the commission in 2014, and Golf & Country South Tyrol describes subsequent work and a second-phase redesign plan centred on modernising holes, tees, greens, safety and landscaping.

Todd Schoeder

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Golf-course architect with GrassRoots Golf Design who led the complete 2017-2020 redesign of City Park. His plan integrated an 18-hole municipal course with stormwater detention and treatment infrastructure while retaining portions of the historic parkland routing.

Dick Wehrli

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Architect-owner behind the distinctive Bourne Golf Club in Illinois (opened 1990)

Kevin Aldridge

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Links‑style specialist behind Blackshire and inland‑links designs

Herr Branding Company

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Alonzo Yates

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Washington, D.C. golfer credited by The Causeway Club with designing its golf course. The club's own history states that all nine Yates-designed holes were completed in 1923.

Sanford Golf Design

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Veteran ASGCA golf architect bridging links tradition with modern projects

Lifestyle Experience

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Robert Sparks

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Credited with the original design of the nine-hole Holden course that opened in 1998.

Val Carlson

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Credited alongside Edward C. Ryder with the design of Morefar Back O' Beyond.

Toshio Kinoshita

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Bob Simmons

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Richard Boyd

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Tee Time

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Slack and Hayes

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Tulsa-based American golf course architect

Masaru Sato

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J. Miller

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Mark Kerr

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Golf course designer credited with Plum River GC in Iowa

Frank Lennox

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Curator who laid out Cheltenham’s original nine holes in 1930

David (Jock) Whillans

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Australian curator who helped lay out Cheltenham GC’s original nine in 1936

Robert J. Holcomb

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Designer of Battlefield Golf Club in Chesapeake, VA

Mike DeVries

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Minimalist modern architect shaping dramatic coastal links

Darius Oliver

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Australian golf-course designer, Planet Golf author, co-designer of Cape Wickham

Boris Danoff

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Boris Danoff designed Dragon's Fire Golf Club. Contemporary SCOREGolf coverage from June and August 2008 credits Danoff with the new Carlisle layout, and the course placed fifth in SCOREGolf's 2008 ranking of Canada's best new courses.

J. Russell Wylie

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J. Russell "Russ" Wylie founded and developed Lindenwood Golf Club. Local reporting from the club's 50th anniversary records that he opened the first nine holes in 1965 and the second nine in 1967. Golf-course references also credit him with the original Lindenwood layouts and with the later Blue nine alongside his son David.

Percy Hitchen

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Designed the greens at Lee Golf Club in Cochrane, Ontario in 1931, while associated with Haileybury Golf Club.

Warren Duncan

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Golf Australia identifies Warren Duncan as part of the design team with Mike Wolveridge and Ross Perrett for the new par-3 ninth that opened in 2021.

Joan Dudok van Heel

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Dutch golf architect Joan Dudok van Heel designed the Duunbaan in 1995, shaping a lightly undulating, links-like course from a mixture of coastal terrain and former agricultural land.

Wendell Russell

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Credited alongside Robert Sparks with the design of the nine-hole course.

Merv Gossage

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Former club president who designed the back nine, officially opened on May 23, 1976.

Gene Mason

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Designed Middlefield Golf Course, which opened in 1991.

Robin Gibson

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Redesigned and rebuilt all 18 holes for the new par-72 Championship Golf Course scheduled to open in December 2026.

John Bourke

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Associated with the major redevelopment of Muriwai's links during the late 1990s and early 2000s.

Robert Nettlefold

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Club founder who laid out the original nine holes with professional John Irving.

Clinton E. Robinson

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Canadian golf architect retained by Beverly's founders in 1957 to design the club's 18-hole course, with the first nine opening in 1959 and second nine in 1960.

Eiichi Motohashi

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Eiichi Motohashi of Pannya Planning, Japan, is credited by Denarau Golf & Racquet Club as designer of the course established in 1993.

Steve Halsey

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Landscape architect who revamped Poplar Creek in 2000

Duane Baumer

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Designer of a modest 9‑hole course in Michigan

Chet Williams

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Texas-based golf architect working solo after Nicklaus Design

Ken Killian

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Mid‑century American course designer known for sculpted artistry

Kristine Kerr

New Zealand

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New Zealand-based golf course architect blending strategy, beauty, and sustainability

Yoshikazu Murakami

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Japanese golf course architect behind Ashitaka Sixhundred Club

Chas Newman

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Designed the original front nine, which debuted in 1970.

David Heads

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Multiple current golf-course databases credit David Heads as architect of the Hinksey Heights Championship Course.