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Chronological Listing of Golf Courses Designed & Remodeled by Robert Chronological Listing of Golf Courses Designed & Remodeled by Robert Trent Jones, Sr. (R) Indicates Remodeled (NC) Indicates Started but Not Completed (NLE) Indicates Course No Longer Exists (RTJII) Indicates Input to Robert Trent Jones II Design (T&J) Indicates Course Designed under Contract to (QP) Indicates Questionable Provenance Course Name City & State Holes 1931 Locust Hill Country Club Rochester, New York R Midvale Golf & Country Club (T&J) Penfield, New York 18 Stafford Country Club(T&J) Stafford, New York R 1932 Banff Springs Hotel Golf Course Banff, Alberta R Carleton Island Country Club (T&J, 14 holes) Carleton Island, New York NC 1934 Durand Eastman Park Golf Course (T&J) Rochester, New York 18 1935 Gavea Golf and Country Club (T&J) Rio de Janeiro, Brazil R Green Lakes State Park Golf Course (T&J) Fayetteville, New York 18 Itanhanga Golf Club (T&J) Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 18 Montclair Golf Club Montclair, New Jersey R (’59) Sao Paulo Golf Club (T&J) Sao Paulo, Brazil R Teresopolis Golf Club (T&J) Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 18 1936 Battle Island State Park Golf Course Fulton, New York R Bonnie Briar Country Club (T&J) Larchmont, New York R 1937 Capilano Golf & Country Club (T&J) West Vancouver, British Columbia 18 Garden City Country Club Garden City, New York R (’58) St. Charles Country Club St. Charles, Illinois R 1938 Amsterdam Municipal Golf Course (T&J) Amsterdam, New York 18 Niagara Falls Country Club Lewiston, New York R Vestal Hills Country Club (NLE) Binghamton, New York R 1939 Ithaca, Country Club Ithaca, New York R Norris Estate Golf Course (NLE) St. Charles, Illinois 9 Pottawatomie Park Golf Course St. Charles, Illinois 9 1940 Army Navy Country Club, Fairfax Course Fairfax, Virginia 18 Duke Estates Golf Club (NLE) Somerville, New Jersey 18 Chronological Listing of RTJ Courses 1941 Cornell University Golf Course (1st of 18) Ithaca, New York 9 Florida Caverns Golf Course Marianna, Florida 9 Quaker Hill Country Club Pawling, New York 9 Valley View Golf Course Utica, New York R 1945 Halloran Hospital Golf Course Staten Island, New York 9 IBM Country Club (Casperkill Golf Club) Poughkeepsie, New York 18 (R ’85) 1946 Augusta National Golf Club Augusta, Georgia R (’50) Patterson Club, The Fairfield, Connecticut 18 1947 Coakley-Russo Memorial Golf Course Lyons, New Jersey 9 Hancock Municipal Golf Course (NLE) Hancock, New York 9 Tamiment-in-the-Poconos Tamiment, Pennsylvania 18 Tuxedo Club, The Tuxedo Park, New York R 1948 Chevy Chase Country Club Chevy Chase, Maryland R Green Brook Country Club North Caldwell, New Jersey R James Baird State Park Golf Course Poughkeepsie, New York 18 National Golf Links of America Southampton, New York R (’69) Peachtree Golf Club (Collab. with “Bobby” Jones) Atlanta, Georgia 18 Winged Foot Golf Club, West Course Mamaroneck, New York R 1949 Dunes Golf and Beach Club, The Myrtle Beach, South Carolina 18 (R ’79, ’93) Fort Belvoir Golf Course Fort Belvoir, Virginia 9 Galloping Hill Golf Course Union, New Jersey R Glen Ridge Country Club Glen Ridge, New Jersey R (’78) Lakewood Golf Club, Dogwood Course, Grand Hotel Point Clear, Alabama R Rockrimmon Country Club Stamford, Connecticut 9 Sea Island Golf Club St. Simons Island, Georgia R Suburban Club, The Pikesville, Maryland R Sunset Hills Country Club Carrollton, Georgia 9 West Point Golf Club, USMA West Point, New York 12 1950 Detroit, Country Club of Gross Point Farms, Michigan R (’70) Eisenhower Park Golf Course, White Course East Meadow, New York 18 Fort Benning Golf Club, Bradley Course Fort Benning, Georgia 9 Oakland Hills Country Club, South Course Birmingham, Michigan R (’72, ’78, ’84) Portland Golf Course Portland, Oregon R 1951 Belle Meade Country Club Nashville, Tennessee R Eisenhower Park Golf Course, Blue Course East Meadow, New York 18 Portland Country Club Falmouth, Maine R Standard Club, The (NLE) Atlanta, Georgia 18 Wayne Country Club (NLE) Wayne Township, New Jersey 18 2 Chronological Listing of RTJ Courses 1952 Baltusrol Golf Club Springfield, New Jersey R Country Club of Fairfax Fairfax, Virginia 9 Pittsburgh Field Club Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania R Raymond Memorial Golf Course Columbus, Ohio 18 Round Hill Club Greenwich, Connecticut R (’70) St. Louis Country Club Clayton, Missouri R 1953 Birmingham Country Club Birmingham, Michigan R Detroit Golf Club, North & South Courses Detroit, Michigan R La Gorce Country Club Miami, Florida R Mid-Ocean Club, The Tucker’s Town, Bermuda R Powelton Club, The Newburgh, New York R Siwanoy Country Club Bronxville, New York R Woodmere Club, The Woodmere, New York R 1954 Broadmoor Golf Club, East Course Colorado Springs, Colorado 9 (R ’60) Buffalo, Country Club of Williamsville, New York R Camp David Golf Course Camp David, Maryland 3 Cornell University Golf Course (second of 18) Ithaca, New York 9 IBM Country Club Sands Point, New York R Olympic Country Club, The, Lakeside Course San Francisco, California R Ponte Vedra Inn & Club, Ocean Course Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida R 1955 Beauclerc Country Club Jacksonville, Florida 9 Link Hills Country Club Greeneville, Tennessee 18 MacDonald Estate Golf Course Bal Harbour, Florida 2 Old Warson Country Club Ladue, Missouri 18 Wiltwyck Country Club Kingston, New York 18 1956 Coral Ridge Country Club Ft. Lauderdale, Florida 18 Dellwood Country Club New City, New York R Elkridge Club Baltimore, Maryland R Lido Golf Club Lido Beach, New York 18 Oak Hill Country Club, East Course Pittsford, New York R (’67) Upper Montclair Country Club Clifton, New Jersey 27 1957 Congressional Country Club, Blue Course Bethesda, Maryland 9 Duke University Golf Course Durham, North Carolina 18 Houston Country Club Houston, Texas 18 Portsmouth Country Club Greenland, New Hampshire 18 Scarsdale Golf Club Hartsdale, New York R (’61) Scona Lodge Golf Course Alcoa, Tennessee 9 Seven Oaks Golf Club, Colgate University (first of 18) Hamilton, New York 9 Southern Hills Country Club Tulsa, Oklahoma R Tanglewood Golf Club, West Course Clemmons, North Carolina 18 (R ’73, ’89) Tuxedo Club, The Tuxedo Park, New York 18 3 Chronological Listing of RTJ Courses 1958 American Golfers Club (Executive) Ft. Lauderdale, Florida 18 Dorado Beach Golf Hotel Golf Course, Dorado Beach, Puerto Rico 18 first & second nines Green Spring Valley Hunt Club Owings Mills, Maryland R Green Spring Valley Hunt Club Owings Mills, Maryland 9 Itanhanga Golf Course Rio de Janeiro, Brazil R Point O’ Woods Golf & Country Club Benton Harbor, Michigan 18 (R ’87) Stumpy Lake Golf Course Virginia Beach, Virginia 18 Westmoreland Country Club Export, Pennsylvania R 1959 Birmingham, Country Club of, West Course Birmingham, Alabama R Century Country Club Purchase, New York R Chattahoochee Golf Club Gainesville, Georgia 18 Cotton Bay Club Eleuthera, Bahamas 18 Eisenhower Golf Course, Blue Course USAFA Colorado Springs, Colorado 18 Firestone Country Club, South Course Akron, Ohio R Moon Brook Country Club Jamestown, New York R Orlando, Country Club of Orlando, Florida R Otter Creek Golf Club Columbus, Indiana 18 (R ’82) Ridgewood Country Club Danbury, Connecticut R Rochester, Country Club of Rochester, New York R Shady Oaks Country Club Fort Worth, Texas 18 (R ’82) Tavistock Country Club Haddonfield, New Jersey R Timberlane Country Club Gretna, Louisiana 18 Yellowstone Country Club Billings, Montana 18 1960 Arcola Country Club Paramus, New Jersey R (’93) Bartlett Country Club Olean, New York R Bellerive Country Club Creve Coeur, Missouri 18 (R ’89) Colonial Country Club Fort Worth, Texas R Custer Hill Golf Course Fort Riley, Kansas 9 Essex County Country Club West Orange, New Jersey R Hawaii Kai (Executive) Honolulu, Hawaii 18 Huntington Country Club Huntington, New York R Innis Arden Golf Club Old Greenwich, Connecticut R New Canaan, Country Club of New Canaan, Connecticut R New York Hospital Golf Course White Plains, New York R North Hempstead Country Club Port Washington, New York R Pauma Valley Country Club Pauma Valley, California 18 Pines Hotel Golf Course South Fallsburg, New York 9 Royal Palm Yacht & Country Club Boca Raton, Florida 18 Wilmington Country Club, South Course Wilmington, Delaware 18 1961 Half Moon Golf Club Montego Bay, Jamaica 18 Lower Cascades Golf Course, Homestead Hotel Hot Springs, Virginia 18 Milwaukee Country Club River Hills, Wisconsin R (’76, ’82, ’92) North Hills Country Club Manhasset, New York 18 Patrick Air Force Base Cocoa Beach, Florida 9 Sands Point Golf Club Port Washington, New York R Upper Cascades Golf Course, Homestead Hotel Hot Springs, Virginia R 4 Chronological Listing of RTJ Courses 1962 Apollo Beach Country Club Apollo Beach, Florida 9 Charlotte Country Club Charlotte, North Carolina R (’84) Cherry Valley Club Garden City, New York R Congressional Country Club, Blue Course Bethesda, Maryland R (’69) El Rincon de Cajica Bogota, Colombia 18 Fallsview Hotel Golf Course Ellenville, New York 9 Hazeltine National Golf Club Chaska, Minnesota 18 (R ’82) Interlachen Country Club Minneapolis, Minnesota R London Hunt & Country Club London, Ontario, Canada 18 Miami, Country Club of, East Course Hialeah, Florida 18 Miami, Country Club of, North Course (Par 3, NLE) Hialeah, Florida 18 Miami, Country Club of, West Course Hialeah, Florida 18 Ponte Vedra Inn & Club, Lagoon Course Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida 9 Quaker Ridge Country Club Scarsdale, New York R Royal Ka’anapali Golf Course Lahaina, Maui, Hawaii 18 Tammy Brook Country Club Cresskill, New Jersey 18 1963 Albany Country Club Voorheesville, New York 18 Boca Raton Hotel & Club Boca Raton, Florida R Burning Tree Club Bethesda, Maryland R (’77) Dorado Beach Hotel Golf Course (3rd of 36) Dorado Beach, Puerto Rico 9 Frear Park Golf Course Troy, New York 9 Greenwich Country Club Greenwich, Connecticut R Sunset Dunes Golf Club (Par 3) Colton, California 18 Woodstock Country Club Woodstock, Vermont 18 (R ’69, ’75, ’87) 1964 All American Golf Course (Executive) Titusville, Florida 18 El Caballero Country Club Tarzana, California R El Dorado Hills Golf Club (Executive) Sacramento, California 18 Golden Horseshoe Golf Course, Gold Course Williamsburg, Virginia 18 Incline Village Golf Course Lake Tahoe, Nevada 18 Marine Park Golf Course Brooklyn, New York 27 Oakmont Country Club Oakmont, Pennsylvania R (’89) Rockleigh Golf Course, Bergen Co.
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