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Name of Location of Name of Construction Golf Course Golf Course Architect Year Responsibility * Eastern Michigan University Ypsilanti, MI Jim Lipe 2014 President * Eastern Michigan University Ypsilanti, MI Jim Lipe 2013 President * Eastern Michigan University Ypsilanti, MI Jim Lipe 2012 President * Morris Country Club Morris, IL Golf Committee 2011 President * Morris Country Club Morris, IL Golf Committee 2010 President * Kissing Camel Colorado Springs, CO Lee Schmidt 2009 President Punta Maroma Riviera Maya, Mexico Rees Jones 2008 President - SEMA Golf Intl. * Westin Kierland Resort Scottsdale, Arizona Scott Miller 2007 President * Desert Mountain Scottsdale, Arizona Jack Nicklaus 2006 President * Toscana Country Club Indian Wells, California Jack Nicklaus 2006 President Turnberry Resort North Course Aventura, Florida Raymond Floyd/Signature Design 2006 President Yucatan Country Club Merida, Mexico Jack Nicklaus 2006 President - SEMA Golf Intl. Bosque Monarca Morelia, Mexico Carter Morrish/Gary Stoddard 2006 President - SEMA Golf Intl. * Battle Creek Golf Course Broken Arrow, Oklahoma Bland Pittman 2006 President * Club Campestre Mexico City, Mexico Greens Committee 2006 President Waterford Marble Falls, Texas Bechtol/Russell 2006 President * Sharon Heights Golf & Country Club Menlo Park, California David Ginkel 2006 President ConCan Golf & Country Club ConCan, Texas Bechtol/Russell 2006 President Torreon Golf Club Show Low, Arizona von Hagge, Smelek & Baril 2005 President * Hillcrest Golf Course Sun City, Arizona Ken Kavanaugh 2005 President * Painted Mountain Golf Course Mesa, Arizona Ken Kavanaugh 2005 President * Bermuda Dunes Country Club Bermuda Dunes, California Cary Bickler 2005 President Bedico Golf & Country Club Madisonville, Louisiana Bland Pittman 2005 President The County Club of Oxford Oxford, Mississippi Jim Fazio 2005 President Club Campestre Tampico Tampico, Tamaulipas, Mexico George Williams 2005 President - SEMA Golf Intl. Paraiso Country Club Cuernavaca, Morelos, Mexico Pedro Guereco 2005 President - SEMA Golf Intl. Toscana Country Club-North Indian Wells, California Jack Nicklaus 2005 President * Indian Ridge Golf Course Indian Wells, California Arnold Palmer 2004 President * Red Hawk Golf Course Sparks, Nevada Robert Trent Jones II 2004 President Las Palomas Puerto Penasco, Sonora Forrest Richardson 2004 President - SEMA Golf Intl. Iberostar Playa del Carmen, Quitana Roo P.B. Dye 2004 President - SEMA Golf Intl. * Killeen Golf Club Killeen, Texas Lee Singletary 2004 President La Malinche Golf Club Apizaco, Tlaxcala Pedro Guereco 2004 President - SEMA Golf Intl. Toscana Country Club-South Indian Wells, California Jack Nicklaus 2003 President El Rio Country Club Fort Mohave, Arizona Matt Dye 2003 President * Mission Hills country Club Palm Desert, California Pete Dye 2003 President * Chiricahua Golf Club Scottsdale, Arizona Jack Nicklaus 2003 President * Oneida Country Club Greenbay, Wisconsin Roger Packard 2003 President Name of Location of Name of Construction Golf Course Golf Course Architect Year Responsibility Grizzly Ranch Golf Club Portola, California Bob Cupp 2003 President * Tucson Country Club Tucson, Arizona Hurdzan/Fry Design 2003 President * Pierre Marques Golf Club Acapulco, Mexico Robert Trent Jones II 2003 President - SEMA Golf Intl. Wicked Stick Golf Club St. Roberts, Missouri Bland Pittman 2003 President Outlaw @ Desert Mountain Scottsdale, Arizona Jack Nicklaus 2002 President La Herradura Country Club Monterrey, Mexico von Hagge, Smelek & Baril 2002 President - SEMA Golf Intl. Somersett Country Club Reno, Nevada Kite/Bechtol/Russell 2002 President Mississippi Jewel Country Club Lake City, Minnesota Hale Irwin Golf Design 2002 President Steiner Ranch Golf Club Austin, Texas Bechtol/Russell 2002 President Las Cafetales Golf Club Xalapa, Mexico Andy Dye 2002 President - SEMA Golf Int. Northwest Golf Course Las Vegas, Nevada Schmidt/Curley Design 2001 President Talking Rock Prescott, Arizona Jay Morrish 2001 President * ASU/Karsten Course Tempe, Arizona Dye Design 2001 President Red Hawk Golf Course Sparks, Nevada Hale Irwin Golf Design 2001 President Caney Creek Golf Course New Albany, Indiana Andy North/Genesis 2001 President The Ambush @ Lajitas Resort Lajitas, Texas Bechtol/Russell 2000 President Tuscany Hills Golf Course Henderson, Nevada Robinson Golf Design 2000 President Yellowstone Club Big Sky, Montana Tom Weiskopf 2000 President Torreon Golf Club Show Low, Arizona von Hagge, Smelek & Baril 2000 President Ocean Club Paradise Island, Bahamas Tom Weiskopf 1999 President - SEMA Golf Int. Manchester at Payette Lake McCall, Idaho Packard/North 1999 President Comanche Trace Golf Club Kerrville, Texas Kite/Bechtol/Russell 1999 President Siena Country Club Las Vegas, Nevada Schmidt/Curley Design 1999 President Clear Creek Golf Course Fort Hood, Texas HNTB Design 1999 President Silver Creek Golf Club Granby, Colorado Gage Davis/Mide Asmundson 1999 President * Fort Meade Golf Course Ft. Meade, Maryland HNTB Design 1998 President * Brown Deer Park Golf Club Milwaukee, Wisconsin Packard/North 1998 President Barton Creek Austin, Texas Tom Fazio 1998 Senior Vice-President The Gallery Marana, Arizona John Fought/Tom Lehman 1998 Senior Vice-President UAW Black Lake Onaway, Michigan Rees Jones 1998 Senior Vice-President Governors Club Brentwood, Tennessee Arnold Palmer 1998 Senior Vice-President Worth Golf Course Worth, Illinois Koch/Robbins 1997 Senior Vice-President Pheasant Run Golf Club Enid, Oklahoma Bland Pittman 1997 Senior Vice-President Boca Raton Boca Raton, Florida Gene Bates 1997 Senior Vice-President Stock Farm Hamilton, Montana Tom Fazio 1997 Senior Vice-President Comanche Trail Amarillo, Texas Bob Cupp/Mike Riley 1997 Senior Vice-President * Des Moines Country Club Des Moines, Iowa Rick Jacobson 1997 Senior Vice-President Name of Location of Name of Construction Golf Course Golf Course Architect Year Responsibility Redhawk Golf Club St. George, Utah Fred Couples/Gene Bates 1997 Senior Vice-President Longbow Golf Club Mesa, Arizona Ken Kavanaugh 1997 Senior Vice-President River Valley Ranch Carbondale, Colorado Jay Morrish 1996 Senior Vice-President Desert Ridge Phoenix, Arizona Arnold Palmer 1996 Senior Vice-President San Juan Oaks Golf Club Hollister, California Fred Couples/Gene Bates 1995 Vice-President Estancia Golf Club Scottsdale, Arizona Tom Fazio 1995 Vice-President Kierland Golf Club Scottsdale, Arizona Scott Miller Design 1995 Vice-President Eagle Mountain Golf Club Fountain Hills, Arizona Scott Miller Design 1995 Vice-President Saddle Creek Country Club Copperopolis, California Bechtol/Morrish 1995 Vice-President The General At Eagle Ridge Galena, Illinois Roger Packard/Andy North 1995 Vice-President The Lakes of Taylor Golf Course Taylor, Michigan Arthur Hills 1995 Vice-President Hamilton Mill Golf Club Dacula, Georgia Fred Couples/Gene Bates 1994 Vice-President Cherry Creek Golf Club Shelby Township, Michigan Lanny Wadkins 1994 Vice-President Rome Golf Course Rome, Georgia Arthur Davis 1994 Vice-President Hartfield National Avondale, Pennsylvania Tom Fazio 1994 Vice-President Thousand Hills Branson, Missouri Bob Cupp/Mike Riley 1994 Vice-President * Brown Deer Park Golf Club Milwaukee, Wisconsin Roger Packard/Andy North 1993 Vice-President The Quarry at La Quinta La Quinta, California Tom Fazio 1993 Vice-President * University of Michigan Ann Arbor, Michigan Arthur Hills 1993 Vice-President Naples National Golf Club Naples, Florida Michael Hurdzan 1993 Vice-President Due Process Colts Neck, New Jersey Johnny Miller/Gene Bates 1993 Vice-President Old Overton Club Birmingham, Alabama Tom Fazio 1992 Vice-President Bailey Ranch Owasso, Oklahama Bland Pittman 1992 Vice-President Coosaw Creek Country Club North Charleston, South Carolina Arthur Hills 1992 Vice-President Palmetto Hall Plantation Hilton Head Island, South Carolina Bob Cupp 1992 Vice-President Gibson Bay Richmond, Kentucky Michael Hurdzan 1992 Vice-President Treetops Gaylord, Michigan Tom Fazio 1991 Vice-President * Morris Country Club #2 Morris, Illinois Golf Committee 1991 Vice-President Gaston Country Club Gastonia, North Carolina Bob Cupp 1991 Vice-President Emerald Bay Plantation Destin, Florida Bob Cupp 1991 Vice-President Eagle Brook Geneva, Illinois Roger Packard 1991 Vice-President Glenmoor Country Club Canton, Ohio Jack Nicklaus 1991 Vice-President Ibis - The Heritage Course West Palm Beach, Florida Jack Nicklaus, Jr. 1991 Vice-President Ibis - The Legends Course West Palm Beach, Florida Jack Nicklaus 1990 Vice-President Palmetto Hall Plantation Hilton Head Island, South Carolina Arthur Hills 1990 Vice-President * Morris Country Club #1 Morris, Illinois Golf Committee 1990 Vice-President The Golf Club of Tennessee Kingston Springs, Tennessee Tom Fazio 1990 Vice-President Name of Location of Name of Construction Golf Course Golf Course Architect Year Responsibility Trapper's Turn Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin Andy North/Roger Packard 1990 General Superintendent Brighton Crest Fresno, California Johnny Miller/Gene Bates 1990 General Superintendent Naperbrook Golf Course Naperville, Illinois Roger Packard 1990 General Superintendent * Oakland Hills Country Club Birmingham, Michigan Arthur Hills 1989 General Superintendent * Oak Hills Country Club San Antonio, Texas Jay Morrish 1989 General Superintendent Pine Trace Golf Course Rochester Hills, Michigan Arthur Hills 1988 General Superintendent Circle C Ranch Austin, Texas Jay Morrish 1989 General Superintendent Briar Ridge Country Club Munster, Indiana
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