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PGA TOUR’s in‑house architect shaping championship venues for 30+ years
Lead architect at Love Golf Design focused on restorations and renovations
Sustainability-focused golf designer and environmental pioneer
Father of American golf course architecture, designer of Gibson Island Club
Canadian-based golf course architect and president of Huxham Golf Design
Local Washington golf course builder behind Snoqualmie Falls GC
Known as 'Bunker' Vincent, he worked on significant early alterations after the course's completion, including lengthening the layout, changing five greens and moving the 18th tee.
Irish engineer who reshaped New Zealand golf from 1924
Local golf-course architect Leon Howard designed Burke Lake's 18-hole par-3 course. Fairfax County records also credit him with other Park Authority courses including Greendale and Pinecrest.
Credited by Mountain Dell historical material with Mike Reid for the 1991 redesign/expansion that produced the present Canyon and Lake configuration; Salt Lake City's current page specifically credits Neff with the Lake Course.
Credited by Mountain Dell historical material alongside William Howard Neff for the 1991 Canyon redesign and Lake Course development.
The club's history states that the airport course was designed by E. Horne; Golf Australia historical records identify him as Eric Horne.
Texas A&M alumnus Jeff Blume '89 led the complete 2013 redesign of the course. The university describes the rebuilt layout as a new par-71, 7,008-yard course rather than a minor renovation.
Multiple golf-course directories credit James Bain with the original Eyemouth course. The club itself dates to 1894; its nine-hole course was later extended to 18 holes in 1997.
Course architect who purchased the original 60-acre Charnwood Forest site in 1966 and developed the original nine-hole course.
Surveyor who laid out Albany Golf Club's original nine-hole links in the Middleton Beach dune system before its 1900 opening.
Credited as the designer of Lake Arthur Golf Club, which opened in 1957.
Carnarvon Golf Club's official history credits Arthur East with the design of the present course, which was constructed from 1947 to 1949.
Co-designer of the Carmelo course with Kelly Blake Moran through American Golf Course Design.
Osa Golf Course's official history identifies Canadian architect Dan Lavis as the designer of the course in 2007.
Co-designer who also supervised construction and grow-in of the links.
Former Ryder Cup player consulted by the club on more recent course developments.
Dutch architect specializing in classic-course restoration since 2003
Canadian managing director of Puddicombe Golf, experienced in NZ course redevelopment
Veteran Indian golf course architect turned civilian designer
Mid‑20th‑century American golf course designer behind Old Oakland’s original layout
Italian‑born UK‑based architect championing sustainable, inclusive golf design
Italian golf course architect and FIG president behind Elba’s Acquabona course
PGA Tour pro turned mountain‑course designer
Golf pro turned course designer behind King Valley in 1999
Credited with the original course at Hamar.
Bryn Meadows' inaugural golf professional and co-designer of the course.
Architect of Alferini Golf, which opened in 2007.
Credited by Newbridge Golf Club with designing the course that opened in 1995.
Tiger Woods' golf course design firm responsible for El Cardonal.
Pennsylvania landscape architect and golf course designer
Minnesota landscape architect behind municipal courses in the 1990s
Grant co-designed the original 1919 course with Jack Neville. The pair were accomplished amateur golfers rather than established professional golf-course architects when Samuel F.B. Morse selected them for the project.
Listed in the 2026 Catalan golf guide among designers involved in Terramar's evolution.
The official Willow Hollow website states that Dr. Harvey Haupt built the golf course in the 1950s.
Specialist golf-course databases credit John Millen with designing the Weald of Kent course, which they date to 1991.
PGA professional credited as part of the four-person design-and-build team for Bear Dance.
Credited as the original architect of the former Indian River course, opened in 1992.
Credited as the original designer of Zollner Golf Course, which opened on the Tri-State College campus in 1971.
Prominent Albany Golf Club member who designed the expansion that produced the current 18-hole layout, opened in 1963.
Oversaw design of the additional nine holes developed after land was acquired on Foveran Links in 1994; the resulting 18-hole course opened in April 1996.
PGA Life Member and former president of the PGA of Australia who designed and laid out Ledge Point Golf Club. His concept began around 2000 and volunteer construction followed in 2002.
Australian championship golfer who co-designed Mount Broughton with Bill Dunk in the mid-1990s.
