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This chart lists projects underway or recently completed by U.S. architects working in Asia and Australia. An estimated 80 to 85 percent of new courses being built in the region are designed by American architects. New Asian courses This information represents a good-faith effort on the part of Golf Course News to track golf course development in the region. We realize some American architects and their projects may have been overlooked and for that we apologize. by U.S. architects Under the column marked "Status": "0"= opened in 1991 or 1992; "U" » under construction; and "P" = in planning. Location Architect Status Location Architect Status Location Architect Status Australia Ibaraki Pref. Mark Rathert. U Taejon Mark McCumber & Assoc........... P Brisbane Perry Dye U Ibaraki Pref. Perry Dye U Yongin-Kun Arnold Palmer U Gold Coast Arnold Palmer .. P Ichigai Jack Nicklaus .....P Malaysia New South Wales Steve Smyers 0 Iga Ueno Arnold Palmer P Johor Jack Nicklaus ....P Newcastle Robin Nelson P Imaichi Jack Nicklaus P Johor Baharu Perry Dye P Perth Peny Dye U Ishihara Pref. Robert Trent Jones II . U Johore Gary Player P Queensland David Graham/Gary Panks U Ishikawa Pref. Jack Nicklaus P Kota Kinabalu Ronald Fream P Surfer's Paradise Arnold Palmer U Iwaki Maury Miller U Kuala Lumpur Denis Griffiths P Surfer's Paradise Ted Robinson P Kagoshima Arnold Palmer P Kuala Lumpur Gary Player P Yeppoon Karl Litten . U Kagoshima Lee Trevino/John Sanford Jr P Kuala Lumpur Jack Nicklaus U China Kagoshima ......Lee Trevino/William Graves P Kuala Lumpur Robin Nelson U Canton Province Gary Roger Baird. P Kagoshima Pref. J. Michael Poellot U Kuala Lumpur , Ronald Fream U Mainland ....Perry Dye P Kagoshima Pref. J. Michael Poellot U Kuching, Sarawak Arnold Palmer... U Quangdong Prov Arnold Palmer P Kagoshima Pref. J. Michael Poellot ...U Melaka Robin Nelson , P Zongshan City Jack Nicklaus U Kanuma Arnold Palmer P Pahang ........J. Michael Poellot ....P Guam Karuizawa Jack Nicklaus P Selangor Ronald Fream U Dededo Ronald Fream P Kashiwazaki Denis Griffiths P Terengganu J. Michael Poellot P Mangilao Robin Nelson O Kofii Hale Irwin P Marianas Islands N/A Arnold Palmer U Kumamoto Arnold Palmer P Rota Island Robin Nelson P N/A Jeffrey Brauer/Larry Nelson ....... P Mie Perry Dye P Saipan Gary Player P N/A MarkRathert P MiePref. Perry Dye P Saipan Lee Trevino/William Graves P Pulantat Robin Nelson P Miki Arnold Palmer P New Zealand Togcha Beach Robin Nelson P Minakami Arnold Palmer P Dunedin Arnold Palmer P Yona Hills Jack Nicklaus U Minakami Arnold Palmer U Phillipines Hong Kong Minakuchi Jack Nicklaus P Canlubang Robert Trent Jones II U New Territories. ..J. Michael Poellot P Miyagi Perry Dye P Cebu Island Greg Nash P Indonesia Miyagi Ronald Fream P Island of Cebu Gary Player P Bali Robin Nelson 0 Miyagi Pref. Jack Nicklaus U Lian Baatangas Gary Player P Batam Jeffrey Brauer/Larry Nelson U Miyagi Pref. Jack Nicklaus U Manila Arnold Palmer U Batam Island Jack Nicklaus P Miyakojima Island Mark Rathert U Manila Jack Nicklaus U Batam Island Perry Dye P Miyazaki Lee Trevino/John Sanford Jr U Singapore Bintan Island Gary Player P Miyazaki Lee Trevino/William Graves U Singapore Perry Dye U Bintan Island Ronald Fream . P Mobara City Mark Rathert P Tahiti Bogor J. Michael Poellot P Nagano Perry Dye P Opunohu Arnold Palmer P Bogor Ted Robinson P Nagano Perry Dye P Taiwan Cimmangis District Jack Nicklaus P Nagano Pref. J. Michael Poellot 0 Kaohsiung Gary Roger Baird P Indah Puri Ronald Fream.. U Nagano Pref. J. Michael Poellot U Kuan Si Gary Player U Jakarta Gary Player P Nagasaki Pref. Jack Nicklaus U Kwan-Hsi Town J. Michael Poellot U Jakarta J. Michael Poellot U Nagoya Jack Nicklaus P Linkou Gary Player U Jakarta Jack Nicklaus U Nagoya Peny Dye P Nantou Hsien Lee Trevino/William Graves U Jakarta Mark Rathert P Naha, Okinawa Robin Nelson U South Jack Nicklaus P Jakarta Robert Trent Jones II U Nakatsugawa Lee Trevino/William Graves 0 Taichung Perry Dye P South Island Gary Player P Nara Hale Irwin O Tainan Perry Dye U West Java Arnold Palmer P Nara Johnny Miller 0 Taipei J. Michael Poellot P Jaspan Nayoga Jack Nicklaus U Taipei Jack Nicklaus P Aomori Arnold Palmer U Niigata Denis Griffiths P Taipei Jack Nicklaus P Aomori Pref. Arnold Palmer P Niigata Pref. J. Michael Poellot P Taipei Jack Nicklaus U Asahikawa Maury Miller P Niigata Pref. .J. Michael Poellot P Taipei , Lee Trevino/William Graves U Ashikaga Jack Nicklaus P Niseko Arnold Palmer P Taipei Michael Hurdzan P Atsugi Charles Ankrom P Noda John Sanford Jr P Taipei Perry Dye U Bosena, Okinawa Robin Nelson P Oaza-Nagasawa ..Arnold Palmer P Taipei Ronald Fream U Chiba Hale Irwin U Ogawa Jack Nicklaus P Taoyuan Arnold Palmer P Chiba Perry Dye O Okayama Perry Dye P Yangmei Arnold Palmer P Chiba Perry Dye P Okayama Pref. Robert Trent Jones II U Thailand Chiba Perry Dye U Okazaki City Jack Nicklaus P Ban Chang Robert Trent Jones II ...U Chiba Pref. Arnold Palmer P Okinawa Jack Nicklaus P Ban Nonggo Jack Nicklaus P Chiba Pref J. Michael Poellot O Okinawa Perry Dye U Bangkok Arnold Palmer P Chiba Pref. J. Michael Poellot .U Osaka Ronald Fream P Bangkok Arthur Hills/Keith Foster P Chiba Pref. Robert von Hagge P Oshino Ted Robinson P Bangkok Bob Walker P Fuji Arnold Palmer P Saitama Jack Nicklaus P Bangkok David Graham/Gary Panks U Fukui Jim Fazio O Saitama Perry Dye P Bangkok Gary Player U Fukushima Pref. J. Michael Poellot P Saitama Perry Dye P Bangkok Gary Roger Baird P Fukushima Pref. Robert von Hagge P Sapporo Larry Nelson O Bangkok Gary Roger Baird P Fukushima Pref. Robert von Hagge P Sapporo Maury Miller U Bangkok J. Michael Poellot P Furano Arnold Palmer P Sapporo Perry Dye P Bangkok J. Michael Poellot U Futatsumori Maury Miller P Shikoku Island Jack Nicklaus P Bangkok J. Michael Poellot.. U Gifu Perry Dye U Shin Shirakawa Michael Hurdzan U Bangkok Jack Nicklaus P Gifu Pref. Arnold Palmer P So. of Nara Arnold Palmer P Bangkok Jack Nicklaus P Gifu Pref. J. Michael Poellot 0 Takasaki Denis Griffiths U Bangkok Jack Nicklaus P Gumma Perry Dye P Tanegashima Island Karl Litten 0 Bangkok Jack Nicklaus U Gumma Pref. J. Michael Poellot O Tochigi Arnold Palmer P Bangkok Jack Nicklaus U Gumma Pref. J. Michael Poellot U Tochigi Perry Dye O Bangkok Perry Dye U Gumma Pref Jack Nicklaus P Tochigi Pref J. Michael Poellot P Bangkok Robert Trent Jones II U Gumma Pref. Perry Dye P Tochigi Pref. J. Michael Poellot U Bangkok Ron Garl P Gumma Pref. Mark Rathert U Tochigi Pref. Jack Nicklaus U Bangkok Ronald Fream U Hakajin, Okinawa Robin Nelson P Tochigi Pref. Mark Rathert P Bangkok Ronald Fream U Hakusan Arnold Palmer P Tochigi Pref. Robert Trent Jones II U Cha-am Jack Nicklaus ..U Hiroshima Jack Nicklaus P Tochigi Pref. Robert von Hagge U Chang Rai Robert Trent Jones II U Hiroshima Mark McCumber & Assoc P Tokyo Arnold Palmer P Chiang Mai Denis Griffiths 0 Hiroshima Pref. Robert Trent Jones II U Tokyo Dan Maples P Chiang Mai Jack Nicklaus P Hokkaido Arnold Palmer P Tokyo Gary Player U Chiang Rai Ronald Fream P Hokkaido Arnold Palmer P Tokyo Pref. Mark Rathert P Choi Brui Ronald Fream U Hokkaido Bob Walker P Tomioko ..Ted Robinson P Chonburi Mark Rathert P Hokkaido J. Michael Poellot P Utsunomia Jack Nicklaus P Kanchanaburi Gary Roger Baird P Hokkaido J. Michael Poellot P Wakayama Pref J. Michael Poellot P Kanchanaburi Gary Roger Baird P Hokkaido J. Michael Poellot U Yamagata Perry Dye P Muak Lek Robin Nelson U Hokkaido Jack Nicklaus 0 Yamagata Ronald Fream P Nakhon Nayok Robin Nelson U Hokkaido Perry Dye P Yamaguchi Pref. Robert von Hagge P Nakorn Rajasima Prov. Jack Nicklaus U Hokkaido Perry Dye P Yamanasha Pref. Robert von Hagge P Pattaya Denis Griffiths U Hokkaido Robert von Hagge U Yamanashi Perry Dye P Phetchaburi Jack Nicklaus P Hokkaido Pref. J. Michael Poellot 0 Yamato Clyde Johnston P Phuket Perry Dye U Hokkaido Pref. Jack Nicklaus P Korea Phuket Island Ronald Fream P Hokkaido Pref. Robert Trent Jones II U Checu Island Ted Robinson P Rayong J. Michael Poellot P Hyogo Perry Dye U Cheju Island Perry Dye U Rayong Ron Garl P Hyogo Pref J. Michael Poellot P Chonan Robin Nelson P Sriracha Gary Player P Hyogo Pref. Robert von Hagge P Kwangju David Rainville U Sriracha District Jack Nicklaus U Ibaragi Pref. Robert Trent Jones II U Muju Arnold Palmer P United Arab Emirates Ibaragi Pref. Robert von Hagge U Seoul David Rainville O Dubai Karl Litten U Ibaraki Perry Dye U Seoul Gary Roger Baird P Dubai Karl litten . .U Ibaraki Pref. J. Michael Poellot P Seoul Perry Dye U Ibaraki Pref. Jim Fazio 0 Seoul Ronald Fream U .
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