Golf Course Architects

Peter Matkovich

3 courses

South African ex-pro turned prolific golf course designer

Karl Litten

3 courses

Florida‑based civil‑engineer turned golf course architect since 1979

Bradley Booth

United States

3 courses

Maine architect behind key 2000 renovations at Samoset Golf Course

Frank Pennink

England

3 courses

British amateur golfer turned prolific mid‑20th century course architect

David Postlethwait

3 courses

Golf course architect of Cimarrone Golf Club in Jacksonville

Jim Engh

3 courses

Bold, adventurous architect famed for dramatic, site‑responsive course designs

David Rainville

3 courses

California-based ASGCA Fellow specializing in mid‑20th-century course design in SoCal

Stephen Kay

3 courses

Veteran New Jersey-based golf course architect blending classic and modern design

William F. Mitchell

3 courses

Prolific mid‑20th‑century municipal golf course architect across New York

Jay Blasi

3 courses

Site‑sensitive award‑winning golf course architect

Bill Bergin

3 courses

Wayne Stiles

3 courses

Boston-born Golden‑Age architect shaping classic Northeast courses

Tom Simpson

3 courses

Eccentric Golden Age architect blending art, strategy, and minimalism

Tim Liddy

3 courses

Indiana-based ASGCA Fellow, longtime collaborator of Pete Dye

Harry Rainville

3 courses

Mid‑century California golf course designer

Rod Whitman

3 courses

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

Joe Finger

3 courses

Houston engineer turned prolific mid‑century golf architect

Joe Mortara Sr

3 courses

Mid‑20th century Vallejo course architect, West Course original designer

Bruce Devlin

3 courses

Australian pro-turned-architect behind over 150 courses worldwide

William Watson

3 courses

Scottish Golden-Age architect behind Belvedere and Fresno’s Fort Washington

Hale Irwin

3 courses

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

Hal Purdy

3 courses

Mid‑century Northeast public‑course designer and Robert Trent Jones alumnus

Dana Fry

2 courses

Versatile American golf course architect with a global footprint

Fred Couples

2 courses

Professional golfer turned signature golf course designer

Earl Stone

2 courses

Mobile’s gentle yet strategic golf course architect

Leonard Macomber, Inc.

2 courses

The club's historical timeline records that the Board approved a March 30, 1928 contract with Leonard Macomber, Inc. for plans and specifications for the new golf course. This is retained as a documented project-design role alongside the club's current Thomas Bendelow attribution.

Tom Southcombe

2 courses

Designer of Lowood Golf Club in 1962, Queensland, Australia

Christoph Städler

2 courses

Veteran German amateur champ turned leading sustainable golf architect

John Harbottle

2 courses

Tacoma‑based golf course architect known for naturalistic links‑style redesigns

Ernie Schrock

2 courses

Indiana architect behind two Autumn Ridge courses

Tom Watson

2 courses

Champion golfer turned links‑style golf course designer

Bill Watts

2 courses

Florida architect behind the original 1962 Senator Course at Shula’s

John LaFoy

2 courses

Veteran ASGCA architect known for renovations of classic U.S. courses

Pierre Fulke

2 courses

Former European Tour pro turned respected Swedish golf course architect

Michael Wolveridge

2 courses

Co-designer, with Peter Thomson, of the original Country Club Tasmania course opened in 1982.

Frank Hummel

2 courses

American golf course architect focused on Colorado municipal and private courses

Donald Sechrest

2 courses

Prolific Midwest golf architect behind over 90 courses

David Johnson

2 courses

Experienced designer behind Belmont Lake Golf Club and more

Ted Robinson Jr

2 courses

Naturalistic golf course designer continuing his father’s legacy

Andrew Johnston

2 courses

Led significant later redesign and renovation work at Sentosa, including major work on The Serapong and The Tanjong.

Mike Clayton

2 courses

Australian pro golfer turned acclaimed golf course architect

Ted Locke

2 courses

Designer of the Scottish‑style North Bellingham Golf Course (opened 1995)

Randy Heckenkemper

2 courses

Oklahoma‑based golf architect specializing in thoughtful design and renovation

Billy Martindale

2 courses

Former PGA pro turned golf course architect and developer

Jeffrey Studios

2 courses

MacKenzie Ross

2 courses

Scottish Golden Age golf architect behind Southerness links

Colin Montgomerie

2 courses

Professional golfer turned golf course designer with a penal‑style, strategic flair

Jeff Brauer

2 courses

Veteran ASGCA architect behind Wildhorse Golf Club (Davis) design