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American golf architect credited by Diamond Bay and Andy Dye Designs with the resort's 18-hole course.
Golf-course architect and superintendent credited by the club with directing more recent clearing and course-improvement work intended to improve playability and upgrade tees, fairways and greens.
Designer of the original Redcliffe course built in 1935 and opened for play in 1936.
The club credits C. S. Butchard with planning an 18-hole course at Schäferberg in 1913-1914.
Principal of Quitno Golf Designs and lead architect for Cantigny's phased 2024-2027 renovation of Hillside, Lakeside and Woodside.
The Columbus District Golf Association identifies Lewis & Lewis as the designers; Timberview's own site states that the Lewis family designed, built and established the course in 1989.
Credited by Golf Digest and multiple course directories with the design of Drugan's Castle Mound.
Atlas Golf designer involved in redesigning and rebuilding the greens during the restoration preceding the 2016 reopening.
Designed the early-1960s addition that expanded the original Whitefish course to 18 holes.
Akarana's official history credits course architect Chris Pitman with redesigning holes 7, 8 and 11 in 2003; the source does not identify him as the original 1927 course designer.
The official Hilly Haven history says Robert Ahasay of De Pere provided expert consultation to Norman Demske on the original course design.
Launceston Golf Club professional who worked with Robert Nettlefold on the original nine-hole layout.
Credited by multiple course databases as designer of Orchard Creek Golf Club, which opened in 1999.
Golf Australia's historical course archive records that 67 acres were leased in 1960 and the Mirboo North course was redesigned by H. V. Morcom.
PGA Tour professional and Palm Desert resident who contributed playing and strategic input to the original design.
Selected by Apple Valley to design the municipal golf course following the city's 1972 feasibility and site-selection process.
Golf design firm credited by the club alongside D.A. Weibring for the design of Bridlewood.
Designed the two additional Laguna del Sauce holes that allow alternative course circuits.
A Costa Rica regional golf guide credits Robertson Ward & Associates with the Los Reyes course design; the current club website does not name an architect.
Canadian golf-course architect credited by Caymanas Golf & Country Club's own history with designing the course conceived in the early 1950s and opened for play in 1958.
Co-designer with Rees Jones on the 2006 complete redesign of Lyford Cay Club.
Jon Hunt of International Golf Design designed the National Azerbaijan course, using the naturally rolling terrain, elevation changes and deep bunkering as central elements of the layout.
Royal Isabela co-founder and developer who participated in creating the golf course with his brother Stanley and architect David W. Pfaff.
Identified by the club's own history as the golf-course designer who supervised design and construction beginning in 1992.
Cork Golf Club figure credited with laying out Kenmare's original nine-hole course in 1903.
New Zealand golf course architect behind Windross Farm and other modern links‑style layouts
Australian golf-course architect consistently credited by specialist golf references with the design of Noosa Springs, which opened in 1999.
The club's official history states that Count Munster hired professional Jack Rowe to design the original course, with farmer George Varnum carrying out construction of the first ten holes in 1904.
The club credits Karl Hoffmann with the execution planning for the championship course in 1926 and the additional nine-hole expansion at Stölpchenweg in 1930.
British architect engaged shortly after the 1929 opening to remodel numerous greens and add bunkers to the main Plan-Bramois course.
Consistently credited as the principal designer of Adobe Creek National.
Designed the original Whitefish course built during the 1930s; club professional Fred Hall assisted in completing construction.
Founder Norman Demske designed Hilly Haven's original golf course; the official history says he worked with expert consultation from Robert Ahasay of De Pere.
Club member Nolan Kokegei designed the original nine-hole scrape course when the club established its present Sandy Creek site in 1961. The course was later expanded and substantially redeveloped.
Appointed professional and greenkeeper in 1926 and credited by the official history with designing the course's bunkering.
American golf course architect credited with designing Beijing CBD International Golf Club in a TPC-style tournament format.
Park Hills' official history credits C.D. Wagstaff with designing both the East and West courses in 1955.
Golf course architect credited by Whispering Woods as the designer of the Erie course.
Prepared the long-term course development plan adopted by the club in September 1988.
Former Ryder Cup player credited by East Horton with redesigning the Greenwood Course in 2009.
Credited by Cantegril Country Club with green renovations carried out between 1996 and 2000.
Designed the original Wyndham Rose Hall course that opened in 1969; the layout was later substantially redesigned.
Sam Snead, the 'Slammer', provided design input to Bobby Weed during development of the course that bears his nickname.
Provided design advice during development of the second nine completed in the early 1990s.
Former European Seniors Tour player credited by Hunley with designing the Morgans routing, drawing inspiration from holes he encountered during his playing career.
Veteran ASGCA architect specialized in thoughtful renovations and golf‑scape integration
Pioneering female golf architect, co‑designer of iconic courses like TPC Sawgrass
Club golf professional Todd Sloan supervised the 1926 expansion and construction that took Racine Country Club to 18 holes.
