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Irish golf‐course agronomist and designer behind major modernisations
Versatile Palm Beach architect shaping Mediterranean, Bermuda, Georgian styles
UK-based golf course architect noted for a naturalistic, links‑style 18‑hole layout
Former Open champion who carried out later alterations and development work on the Jubilee Course.
Designed Paloheinä Golf's full-length Iso Ysi course, which entered service in August 2013.
Prolific American golf architect from the 1920s–1950s
United States
Missouri-based golf course architect credited with a small number of designs in the state, including Woods Fort Golf Course in Troy (1994) and Tanglewood Golf Course in Fulton (1997).
Designer of Lake Wilderness Golf Course in 1929
Mid‑20th‑century golf course architect behind Beaver Brook CC, NJ
British expat architect behind Melbourne Sandbelt classic
Contemporary American architect renowned for classic restoration work
New England architect blending Donald Ross tradition with modern construction savvy
Identified by Oakland University as architect for the R&S Sharf Golf Course, with Rick Smith separately credited as designer.
Designer of Blue Mountain Golf Course in Pennsylvania
Credited by current golf-course databases with the original Posse course, which opened around 1980.
Renaissance Golf Design architect who oversaw the major 2018-19 renovation, including new greens, tees and bunkers and regrassing of the course.
LPGA legend turned golf course designer
Credited with the design of San Gabriel Country Club's course and associated with the early development of golf architecture in Southern California.
Jersey‐born pro and architect behind Stillwater’s original 9 holes
Detroit’s prolific early‑20th‑century architect behind the iconic Clubhouse
Golf course architect and coach behind several mid‑20th century designs
Designed the original 18-hole course. Club material dates the completed course to 1927, while surviving Travis plans carry dates from 1925 and 1926.
Park planner who laid out Ella Sharp Park including its golf course
Designer of Rush Lake Hills’ dramatic front‑nine openness and rolling back‑nine
Designer of the rustic 1938 parkland IMA Brookwood course in Burton, Michigan
1989 Michigan public course architect
American third‑generation Dye architect known for Carrington Resort, New Zealand
Advertising executive turned amateur golf‐course designer
Early 20th-century golf course architect of Marywood and Hershey’s West Course
Golf architecture firm credited by Legends Club with designing the course. The firm's principals associated with the project were Garrett Gill and Paul Miller.
Michigan golf course designer of Plum Brook since 1927
Led the comprehensive restoration of the Hunter-Watson course completed around 2011-2012. The work received the inaugural Award for Excellence from the American Society of Golf Course Architects.
GolfNow and other course references credit Niall Glen alongside Peter Harradine on the Al Hamra design. The club's own summary names Harradine as the principal architect.
British firm behind Sobienie Królewskie’s links‑style layout
Australian golf pro turned architect behind The Springs
Australia‑based civil engineer turned prolific golf course architect
