Legendary designer of Augusta National and Cypress Point, known for camouflaged bunkers and undulating greens.

Classic architect known for major championship venues like Bethpage Black, Winged Foot, and Baltusrol.

Known for his challenging designs, visual intimidation, and signature use of railroad ties and island greens.

A minimalist designer who focuses on routing courses to fit the natural landscape, famous for Bandon Dunes and Pacific Dunes.

Scottish-born architect responsible for classics like Pinehurst No. 2, Seminole, and Oakland Hills. Known for crowned greens.

Prolific designer known for the heroic school of architecture, featuring long tees, runway bunkers, and challenging water hazards.

The Golden Bear has designed hundreds of courses worldwide, emphasizing strategy, shot value, and dramatic finishing holes.

Modern minimalist known for his meticulous restoration work on classic courses and incredible original designs like Ohoopee Match Club.

The fathers of American golf course architecture, famous for adapting classic template holes from the British Isles.

Known for crafting visually stunning, incredibly well-manicured courses that frame the natural environment perfectly.

A legendary design duo who pioneered the minimalist movement, letting the natural lay of the land dictate their timeless designs.

Scottish designer who launched the Bandon Dunes phenomenon, known for fun, wide-open, links-style playable designs.