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Bob Cupp

22 courses on BogeyMap are attributed to Bob Cupp.

Courses on BogeyMap (22)

Resort18 holes

Sonnenalp Golf Club

Edwards, CO

The Sonnenalp Golf Club, a private championship course co-designed by Jay Morrish and Bob Cupp, offers a blend of playability and challenge amidst the stunning Vail Valley. Opened in 1980, the course\'s award-winning orientation provides dramatic sun exposure and highlights breathtaking Rocky Mountain views. It has a rich history of hosting significant events, including multiple Colorado Open Championships and the USGA Junior Amateur Championship. The 17th hole, a 199-yard par 3, is a notable signature, while the 13th, a 341-yard par 4, demands precision. The easily-walkable layout, ranging from 5,100 to over 7,000 yards, ensures an enjoyable experience for all skill levels. Sonnenalp Golf Club provides a premier golf experience, combining a storied championship history with a beautiful mountain setting for a truly memorable round.

86.0 LooperScore

Role: architect

Resort18 holes

Spruce Peak - The Mountain Course

Stowe, VT

Designed by Bob Cupp and opened in 2007 at Spruce Peak resort in Stowe, Vermont, The Mountain Course reaches an elevation of more than 1,800 feet with panoramic views of the Green Mountains. Named the #1 Golf Resort in the Northern US in the Condé Nast Reader's Choice Poll and cited by Golf Magazine as one of the top ten new courses in the US you can play. Golf Advisor #1 in Vermont 2018 and 2019.

85.6 LooperScore
Resort access

Role: architect

Public18 holes

Rush Creek Golf Club

Maple Grove, MN

Rush Creek Golf Club is one of the finest public golf facilities in the Upper Midwest, founded in 1996 by Duncan MacMillan and designed by Bob Cupp and John Fought to provide high-quality, accessible golf. The 7,305-yard, par-72 championship course, just 20 miles from downtown Minneapolis, has hosted the LPGA Tour and the 2004 U.S. Amateur Public Links Championship. Six sets of tees make it playable for all handicap levels. Rush Creek has all the feel of a private club at public prices and is consistently ranked among the top five public courses in Minnesota.

85.4 LooperScore

Role: architect

Resort18 holes

The Greenbrier - Meadows Course

White Sulphur Springs, WV

The Greenbrier's Meadows Course, a testament to resilience and classic design, offers a captivating golf experience amidst the stunning Allegheny Mountains of West Virginia. Originally conceived by Alexander H. Findlay in 1911 and later refined by the legendary Seth Raynor in 1923, the course underwent significant restoration and reconfiguration following the 2016 floods, incorporating elements from the historic Greenbrier Course. This blend of heritage and thoughtful adaptation results in a layout characterized by breathtaking mountain vistas and its distinctive stacked sod bunkers, a signature feature that adds both visual appeal and strategic challenge. Players will find the 12th hole particularly memorable, a picturesque par-3 playing gracefully over Howard's Creek. While often described as a resort course, the Meadows provides a balanced test, welcoming to a range of handicaps yet demanding precision on its tree-lined fairways. It’s an ideal destination for golfers seeking a scenic and enjoyable round with a rich history, perfect for both resort guests and those exploring West Virginia's golfing gems.

84.0 LooperScore

Role: architect

Public18 holes

Newcastle Golf Club - Coal Creek Course

Newcastle, WA

Perched atop a former coal mine, The Golf Club at Newcastle’s Coal Creek course offers an unparalleled golfing experience defined by its breathtaking panoramic vistas of the Seattle skyline, Puget Sound, and the majestic Olympic Mountains. Designed by the acclaimed Robert E. Cupp in consultation with Masters Champion Fred Couples, this championship layout masterfully integrates the dramatic elevation changes and natural contours of the Pacific Northwest landscape. The course presents a formidable yet fair challenge, demanding strategic shot-making and precise execution from tee to green. While every hole offers a visual feast, the back nine, in particular, delivers a series of memorable moments, with several holes playing along dramatic cliff edges. The immaculate conditioning and thoughtful design create an engaging round for golfers of all skill levels, though its strategic demands will particularly appeal to those seeking a true test of their game. This destination course is ideal for avid golfers and travelers looking for a premier public-access experience with world-class views.

82.0 LooperScore

Role: architect

Resort18 holes

Starr Pass Golf Club

Tucson, AZ

The Fazio Foothills Golf Course at Barton Creek Resort in Austin, TX, is a classic Tom Fazio design, renowned for its astonishing beauty and challenging yet fair layout. Opened in 1986, this course showcases Fazio's architectural mastery with dramatic cliff-lined fairways, natural limestone caves, and stunning waterfalls that are seamlessly integrated into the Texas Hill Country landscape. Fazio's design philosophy emphasizes creating a visually striking and strategic golf experience, where long and accurate drives are rewarded. The signature par-4 10th hole, with its breathtaking waterfall backdrop, is one of the most photographed holes in Texas and a true highlight of the course. Fazio Foothills has undergone upgrades and renovations, including a significant update in 2017, to maintain its championship standards and continue challenging players. It has hosted PGA Tour Champions events and consistently ranks among North America's top resort courses, offering an unforgettable round amidst a picturesque and demanding setting.

81.6 LooperScore

Role: architect

Semi-private18 holes

The Reserve Vineyards & Golf Club - North Course

Aloha, OR

It is always enjoyable playing here. The condition was top notch.

81.0 LooperScore

Role: architect

Resort18 holes

Reynolds Lake Oconee - The Preserve

Greensboro, GA

80.5 LooperScore

Role: architect

Public18 holes

The Ledges Golf Club

York, ME

Brad Booth designed this course with significant elevation changes and views across the rolling New England countryside.

78.9 LooperScore

Role: architect

Semi-private18 holes

Reserve Vineyards & Golf Club (Cupp)

Aloha, OR

At this premier Pacific Northwest golf destination, you'll discover a unique 36-hole experience that seamlessly blends two distinct championship layouts. The South Course, a traditional American design by John Fought, unfolds with naturally rolling terrain, mature Oregon trees, and over 60 gleaming white sand bunkers that demand precision and strategic play. You'll navigate a classic parkland setting, where crisp bunkering and a championship feel create a memorable challenge for golfers of all skill levels. Conversely, the North Course, crafted by Bob Cupp, evokes the rugged beauty of Oregon's coastal dunes. Its more expansive, links-style layout features undulating native grass mounds and wider fairways, offering a different test of your game. You'll find yourself immersed in a landscape that feels both natural and meticulously designed, rewarding thoughtful shot-making and adaptability. This club is best suited for those who appreciate variety and a high-quality golf experience, whether you prefer the strategic nuances of a parkland course or the open, windswept feel of a links-style track. It's a destination where every round offers a fresh perspective and a chance to hone your skills amidst stunning natural beauty.

78.0 LooperScore

Role: architect

Public18 holes

Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club - Ghost Creek

North Plains, OR

Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club - Ghost Creek, designed by Bob Cupp, is a renowned course in North Plains, Oregon. It offers a classic parkland style with tree-lined fairways and strategic bunkering. Host of the 1996 US Women\'s Open and multiple US Amateurs.

76.9 LooperScore

Role: architect

Public18 holes

Newcastle Golf Club - China Creek Course

Newcastle, WA

76.5 LooperScore

Role: architect

Resort18 holes

Reynolds Lake Oconee - The Landing

Greensboro, GA

The first course to be built at Reynolds Lake Oconee, the Plantation Course is a Bob Cupp design that has stood the test of time. Cupp's design philosophy was inspired by the classic courses of Scotland, with a focus on strategic bunkering, subtle deception, and the use of natural contours. The course winds its way through rolling hills and dense pine forests, offering a more traditional parkland experience compared to some of the other courses at Reynolds. A unique feature is the 'Quick Six,' a six-hole loop that offers a fun and fast alternative to a full 18. The Plantation Course is a testament to Cupp's design skill and remains a favorite among members and guests for its playability and classic charm.

76.0 LooperScore

Role: architect

Public18 holes

Tiffany Greens Golf Club

Kansas City, MO

76.0 LooperScore

Role: architect

Resort18 holes

The Club at Savannah Harbor

Savannah, GA

Fields Ferry Golf Club in Calhoun, GA, designed by Arthur Davis, offers an adventurous and challenging public-access golf experience where water hazards are a prominent feature [1]. Davis's design philosophy for Fields Ferry embraces a bold flavor, demanding strategic play and shot-making from golfers. The course immediately establishes its character with the par-5 2nd hole, guarded by a minefield of seven pot bunkers. The par-3 3rd hole requires a carry across a pond to a well-bunkered green. However, the most thrilling short hole with a forced carry is not specified, but the course is known for its dramatic water features. The 17th hole is particularly notable, opening with a tee shot that requires navigating a chimney\u2014a remnant of a collapsed structure\u2014rising from a bunker fronting the green. This hole is flanked by two par-5s, both offering risk-reward opportunities, including a pond carry to an island green on one and an inlet and bunkers leading to the green on the other [1]. Fields Ferry Golf Club, established in 1990 and opened for play in 1992, is a public facility that provides a memorable round for those traveling between Atlanta and Chattanooga, TN. Its abundance of water hazards and strategically placed bunkers ensures a challenging and engaging experience, making it a worthwhile stop for golfers seeking an adventurous round [1]. References: [1] Top 100 Golf Courses. \"Fields Ferry | United States.\" https://www.top100golfcourses.com/golf-course/fields-ferry

74.0 LooperScore

Role: architect

Public18 holes

Cummings Cove Golf & CC

Hendersonville, NC

72.0 LooperScore

Role: architect

Public18 holes

Eagle Creek Golf Club

Willmar, MN

67.0 LooperScore

Role: architect

Semi-private18 holes

Mallard Pointe Golf Course

Sardis, MS

Price Range: $25 - $50

66.0 LooperScore

Role: architect

Public18 holes

Emerald Bay Golf Club

Destin, FL

Bob Cupp design in Destin with beautiful natural Florida landscape. A local favorite for its challenging layout and reasonable rates.

63.2 LooperScore

Role: architect

Public18 holes

Laurel Ridge CC

Waynesville, NC

62.0 LooperScore

Role: architect

Resort9 holes · Short

Caldera Links at Sunriver Resort

Sunriver, OR

Caldera Links at Sunriver Resort, designed by Bob Cupp, is a family-friendly 9-hole par-3 course. It features tour-quality bent grass greens and is approachable for all skill levels. Part of the acclaimed Sunriver Resort golf experience. This course seamlessly blends natural beauty with strategic play, providing an unforgettable golf journey for all skill levels.

61.5 LooperScore
Short course
Resort access

Role: architect

Resort6 holes · Short

The Quick Six at Reynolds Lake Oconee

Greensboro, GA

The Quick Six at Reynolds Lake Oconee, designed by Bob Cupp, is an engaging 6-hole par-3 course within The Preserve in Greensboro, Georgia. With each hole under 130 yards, it offers a fun and efficient golf experience, perfect for a casual round or sharpening your short game amidst the beautiful resort landscape.

60.0 LooperScore
Short course
Resort access

Role: architect