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Architect Borland Dies on Payne Stewart Flight Arthur Davis Dies GAINESVILLE, Ga Architect Borland dies on Payne Stewart flight Arthur Davis dies GAINESVILLE, Ga. — Golf course ar- NORTH PALM BEACH, Fla.—When golfer Payne extended family at Golden Bear." chitect Arthur Davis, 59, died on Jan. 31. Stewart's private Lear jet crashed in South Dakota Born Nov. 4,1958, in Peoria, 111., Mr. Borland was Mr. Davis was a member of the American on Oct. 25, golf course architect Bruce Borland was a 1981 graduate of the University of Illinois, where Society of Golf Course Architects among those killed. Mr. Borland, 40, a senior design he earned his degree in landscape architecture. He (ASGCA) since 1974 and was involved in associate with Nicklaus Design, is survived by his began his golf course design career by working with the design and/or construction of over wife, Kate, of Jupiter, Fla., and children Daniel, 13; Chicago firms David Gill & Associates, then Killian 150 golf courses. Thomas, 12; Benjamin, 10; and Elizabeth, 8. and Nugent and Hitchcock Landscape Architecture Born in Georgia, Mr. Davis attended "I am truly shocked and saddened by today's tragic Design. He earned membership into the American Abraham Baldwin College in Tifton. He events," Jack Nicklaus said after the crash, pointing to _ _ __ _ Society of Golf Course Architects in 1986, and estab- received a degree in landscape architec- the loss of "a long-time friend and employee." lished his own Chicago-based design firm in 1989. ture from the University of Georgia in 1963. Mr. Borland was traveling with Mr. Stewart to discuss a golf ie then joined Nicklaus Design in 1990. Davis began his career with ASGCA course design project he would perform with Payne, but Mr. Borland was among the first course architects to use Fellow Willard Byrd, striking out on his under the Nicklaus Design banner. < :omputer design. Among his projects with Dick Nugent were own in 1967. In 1970, he formed a partner- "I feel terrible that the two will not get that opportunity to < 3ak Brook Hills in Oak Brook, 111., Ivanhoe (111.) Club and ship with ASGCA member Ron Kirby, which work together, because Bruce was not only a wonderfully : Seven Bridges Golf Club in Woodridge, 111. His work with soon included tour golfer Gary Player. In talented designer but a wonderful person," Nicklaus said. Nicklaus included Colleton River Plantation on Hilton Head 1973, Davis established his own practice, "Barbara and I will greatly miss both Bruce and Payne. Our island, S.C., and Barrington Country Club in Aurora, Ohio. which continued to be based in Georgia hearts go out to their families, as well as the families of the The Borland Family has asked that people send donations to and eventually included his son, Lee. other victims in the accident." >ne of three places: Most of his work through the years Mr. Borland joined Nicklaus Design during a 1990 expansion Palm Beach Community Church was in the Southern Belt of the United of the golf-course design firm. He was the design associate on 10 Bruce E. Borland Building for Life Fund States, from Georgia on the east to New Jack Nicklaus Signature Golf Courses, including nationally ac- 3970 RCA Boulevard, Suite 7009 Mexico on the west, but also included claimed Colleton River Plantation in Hilton Head, S.C., and one Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410 Asia, South America, Africa and Europe. co-design course, all of which have opened since 1992. or His designs include Lake Lanier Island Mr. Borland was also the solo designer on two projects over First Union National Bank Golf Course (now Stouffer's Pine Isle) in that period of time and was the design associate on seven Memorial Fund to Benefit the Bruce E. Borland Children Buford, Ga.; River North in Macon, Ga.; projects currently under construction or under design. 2000 PGA Boulevard, Suite 2200 Cartersville Country Club in Cartersville, "Bruce Borland had been with me for almost 10 years," Nicklaus Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33408 Ga.; El Paraiso in Marabella, Spain; and said. "In that time, we've done a lot of golf courses together, or Alto Village in Alto, N.M. we've traveled together, and we've had a great deal of fun Wycliff Bible Translators Mr. Davis is survived by his wife, Joyce, together. He was simply a terrific addition to our company, and c/o Mark/Deb Borland and Linda/David Captain mother LaRue, daughter and son-in-law a good friend. He was also a wonderful husband and father. This P.O. Box 628200 Cindy and Chris White; son Lee and three is an extremely difficult time for his family, as well as his Orlando, FL 32862-8200 grandchildren. .
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