From the very beginning of my career I set a goal to travel, study, and experience the very best golf courses in the world, so that one day I may be wise enough to create one!

Over the years my work has been a vehicle to continue these aspirations and sharpen my understanding of what makes a golf course great. Respecting the local landscape, creating an integration as much as possible of the native features and the golf course itself can not be underestimated. I have been able to do this with much help and training from my mentors who all come from the Pete Dye family tree of “hands-on” golf architecture. Being in the field, everyday, restoring some of the the most intriguing and monumental golf designs of the early 20th century have made a lasting impression on my ideas about golf design and are the foundation of my work.

With this training permanently inscribed in my practice of golf architecture, I am confident that we can create endless variety on almost any piece of ground.