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Veteran American golf course architect and Asia golf development pioneer
Mid‑20th‑century American golf course architect behind Battle Ground GC
Jim Urbina led the 2023-2024 restoration of Pasatiempo's greens, bunkers and surrounds, with the stated objective of returning them toward MacKenzie's original 1929 contours while installing modern drainage.
The club's history credits H. Browne alongside E. Horne; Golf Australia historical records identify the architect as Harvie Brown.
Part of the team credited by the official site with later course renovation work.
Golf-design firm appointed in November 1983 to design KGPA's planned 27-hole golf complex.
Credited by current golf-course databases as the designer of Schneiter's Bluff, which opened in 1995.
Hired to design the second nine during Turner Valley's expansion from nine to 18 holes; construction was completed in 1974-75.
Credited by current golf-course databases as the architect of Van Patten's course; the club's current official site does not identify the designer by name.
Credited by Golfify as architect of Lyndebrook Golf Club.
Globally influential modern architects active in Mexico and Asia
Co-author with Neil Crafter of the Golf Strategies masterplan used for Thaxted Park's major front-nine redevelopment beginning in 2015.
Ken Dye led the major modern renovation completed in 2008. The club's official golf page identifies the course as renovated by Dye and also credits him with the 18-hole practice putting green.
The club's official course page credits local golf architect Jodie Kinney with the design. It notes his prior experience working with Arthur Hills, Jack Kidwell and Michael Hurdzan.
Associated with the early layout of Royal Adelaide's Seaton course before Alister MacKenzie's influential 1926 recommendations.
The official Cantigny history credits Jacobson Golf Course Design with updating the golf complex in 2003.
Credited as the course architect by Swedish golf-directory data; no first-party architect credit was located.
Golf Digest credits Paul Graebner alongside Ned Wilson for Adobe Creek National.
Designed the original nine-hole Aachener Golf-Club course in the club's founding period.
Designed the expansion from the original nine-hole Colt course to a full 18-hole layout in the late 1970s.
Credited by Spanish and Catalan golf federation material as a principal designer in Terramar's development.
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.
PGA Tour winner Craig Parry has contributed to Bayview's modern redevelopment. The club's official course tour states that Parry designed holes 9, 15 and 16, while its homepage notes his input into renovated greens.
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.
Co-designer of the Araluen course; the club holds a Roger Mackay Memorial Day in his memory.
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.
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.
Officially credited by Knole Park Golf Club as the architect of the course completed and opened in 1924.
Consistently credited as the principal designer of Adobe Creek National.
Veteran ASGCA architect specialized in thoughtful renovations and golf‑scape integration
UK golf architect specializing in short‑game and par‑3 course design
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.
PGA TOUR’s in‑house architect shaping championship venues for 30+ years
Veteran ASGCA architect behind The Quest and global golf design
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.
