Golf Course Architects

Charles H. Redhead

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Irish engineer who reshaped New Zealand golf from 1924

Tim Davis

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Golf course designer of Fox Valley Club (NY, 1991)

Mel Flanagan

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Irish golf professional and course designer behind Hollywood Lakes

Leon Howard

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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.

H. Chandler Egan

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Egan led significant refinements in preparation for the 1929 U.S. Amateur, including changes that helped establish the course as a national championship venue.

William Howard Neff

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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.

Mike Reid

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Credited by Mountain Dell historical material alongside William Howard Neff for the 1991 Canyon redesign and Lake Course development.

Eric Horne

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The club's history states that the airport course was designed by E. Horne; Golf Australia historical records identify him as Eric Horne.

Michael Coate

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Co-designer of the Araluen course, explicitly credited by Araluen Golf Club.

Kipp Shulties

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The club states that Kipp Shulties redesigned the course in 2009.

Frank Pont

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Dutch architect specializing in classic-course restoration since 2003

Grant Puddicombe

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Canadian managing director of Puddicombe Golf, experienced in NZ course redevelopment

Col Bagga

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Veteran Indian golf course architect turned civilian designer

Charles Maddox

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Mid‑20th‑century American golf course designer behind Old Oakland’s original layout

Giulia Ferroni

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Italian‑born UK‑based architect championing sustainable, inclusive golf design

Gianni Albertini

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Italian golf course architect and FIG president behind Elba’s Acquabona course

Morris Hatalsky

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PGA Tour pro turned mountain‑course designer

Frank Kiraly

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Golf pro turned course designer behind King Valley in 1999

Patrick Tallack

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PGA professional‑designer behind Lindfield Golf Course (1990)

Jack Neville

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Neville, a leading California amateur golfer, co-designed the original Pebble Beach Golf Links with Douglas Grant. Their principal routing objective was to place as many holes as possible along the bay; the figure-eight routing they established in 1919 remains fundamentally intact.

Jim Fazio

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Credited with later design work at Terramar, including work during the 1990s.

Dominic Palomba

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Pennsylvania landscape architect and golf course designer

David Kirscht

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Minnesota landscape architect behind municipal courses in the 1990s

Douglas Grant

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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.

Enrique Saenger

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Listed in the 2026 Catalan golf guide among designers involved in Terramar's evolution.

Mitsuaki Kobayashi

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Prolific Japanese golf course architect active late 20th century

Tommy Fazio II

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Next‑generation Fazio known for hands‑on Trump course builds

David Krause

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Canadian golf-course architect credited by Golf Valley with designing the 27-hole Designer Course. The design brief aimed to accommodate both elite-level length and ordinary club play through multiple tee positions while integrating large areas dedicated to nature.

Joseph Ohlson

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The club's historical account states that Joseph Ohlson modified Findlay's original nine-hole design during construction.

Ernie Southerden

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Two-time New Zealand PGA Championship winner who designed the separate Centennial Course with Taupo surveyor Mr Cheal.

Sir Nick Faldo

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Tom Williamson

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A member of Notts Golf Club who drew the plans for Chilwell Manor's original nine-hole course after the club was formed in 1906.

John Van Kleek

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Brian Curley

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Curley-Wagner Golf Design architect selected for the latest major renovation programme announced in 2025.

George Young

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Iron County native and avid golfer who personally designed the 18-hole course on the property he and Margaret Young later donated for public recreation.

Achim Reinmuth

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German landscape architect integrating golf into ecosystems

Al Smith

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Seattle-based golf course architect active in Puget Sound region since 1920s

Kentaro Sato

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Credited as course designer by Rakuten GORA and Golf Digest Online for the 18-hole A-Brand layout in Yoichi.

Mr Cheal

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Taupo surveyor credited by the club's official history with designing the Centennial Course alongside Ernie Southerden.

C. L. Gardiner

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Credited by Golf Digest among the designers of the early Seaton course.

Robert “Bob” L’Heureux

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Founder and lifelong steward of Pine Hollow Little Par Three

Larry Roberts

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Credited by current Wisconsin golf-course databases with the 1960 layout at Wisconsin River Golf Club.

J. Franklin Meehan

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Credited by Golfify as the architect of Berwick Golf Club. The club's official history confirms the 1920 establishment date but does not identify the original designer on the pages reviewed.

George Smith

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Credited as one of the original designers of Inverness Golf Club's course after the club's establishment in 1883.

Ron Prichard

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American restoration specialist and original designer of TPC Southwind

Doug Smith

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Worked with Stephen Kay on the design and routing of The Links at Union Vale, according to contemporary reporting and later golf publications.

Greg Turner

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New Zealand professional golfer engaged by Taupo Golf Club to advise on later upgrading of the Centennial Course.

Antoine d’Ormesson

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French composer turned golf course architect of mid‑20th century