Craig Schreiner

Lake Geneva, WI

Como Crossings is the 18-hole, par-72 championship course at Hawk's View Golf Club in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, designed by architect Craig Schreiner and opened in 2001. The public course spans about 7,074 yards and sits on land with history dating to a 1920s-30s farm property. It has been named Lake Geneva's best golf course by local recognition for multiple consecutive years. Hawk's View operates a 36-hole public facility in the Lake Geneva area.

Walworth, NY

The Links at Greystone is a public golf course in Walworth, New York, about fifteen miles east of Rochester. Designed by architect Craig Schreiner, it opened in 1996 as a Scottish links-style layout built amid rolling, forested land with ponds and wetlands and no homes bordering the fairways. The course features Scottish-style mounding, tall native grasses, and pot bunkers, along with large, multi-tiered greens with pronounced breaks. Grey stone outcroppings frame the water's edge at several of the more dramatic holes, including the par-3 6th and the closing par-4 18th, both of which require a carry over water to reach the green. The course plays to a par of 72 and stretches to roughly 7,200 yards from the championship tees, with four sets of tees available on every hole. It operates as a daily-fee public course and also hosts weddings and outings at an on-site pub and event space.

Independence, MO

Drumm Farm Golf Club sits on roughly 280 acres in Independence, Missouri. The championship 18-hole course was designed by Craig Schreiner and runs through rolling hills, forest, and wetlands. A separate nine-hole, par-30 executive course adjoins the main layout and is aimed at beginners and golfers working on their short game. GreatLife Golf & Fitness acquired the property in 2014 from Landscapes Unlimited, which had converted it from public to semi-private operation the previous year, and added a fitness center to the clubhouse. Drumm Farm continues to operate as a semi-private club with practice facilities that include a driving range, putting green, and chipping area.

Baton Rouge, LA

Beaver Creek Golf Course, part of the BREC parish parks system, sits on the plains of northern East Baton Rouge Parish near Zachary, Louisiana, about 20 minutes from downtown Baton Rouge. Designed by Craig Schreiner and Associates, the par-72 layout features a windswept front nine and a sheltered back nine that winds through protected wetlands, including double greens shared between holes 5 and 7 and holes 11 and 12. It was the first BREC course to install Tif-Eagle Bermuda grass greens and includes a lighted driving range, a large putting green and a short-game practice area. The course is open to the public, with tee times available up to six days in advance and a grill on site for golfers after their round.

Williamston, NC

Roanoke Country Club in Williamston, North Carolina, is a semi-private club in the coastal plain of the northeastern part of the state. The 18-hole course was designed by North Carolina architect Gene Hamm and opened in the mid-1950s, with sources citing 1954 or 1955. The layout is set on rolling terrain relative to the surrounding flat coastal plain, offering multiple tee options for a range of golfers. Note: this club is distinct from the similarly named Roanoke Country Club in Roanoke, Virginia, an older A.W. Tillinghast design founded in 1899.

Bellevue, NE

Tregaron Golf Course is a public 18 hole layout in Bellevue, Nebraska. The course was designed by Craig Schreiner and opened in 1997. It plays to a par of 71. The course features a links-style look with rolling fairways, mounds, and pot bunkers. Natural wetlands, four lakes, and winding creeks are integrated into the design. Water comes into play on nine of the 18 holes. The expansive greens are undulating and require a precise putting stroke.

Glenwood, MN

Pezhekee National Golf Course is a public 18-hole course with a par of 72, located in Glenwood, Minnesota. It was designed by Bill Peters and opened in 1963. The course features seven lakes and numerous sand bunkers, with fairways that are tree-lined but offer generous landing areas.

Olathe, KS

Prairie Highlands Golf Club is a golf course on the western edge of Olathe, Kansas, designed by Kansas City architect Craig Schreiner and opened in 2001. The par-72 layout stretches to about 7,100 yards over rolling prairie terrain and was built to be walkable, with short green-to-tee distances. Owned by GreatLIFE Kansas City, the course underwent a bunker renovation and clubhouse update in the years following its opening, and now operates as a private club.

Topeka, KS

Lake Shawnee Golf Course is a public, county-owned 18-hole course in Topeka operated by Shawnee County Parks and Recreation. Designed by Larry W. Flatt and opened in 1972, with later updates by Craig Schreiner, the par-70 layout measures more than 6,300 yards from the back tees. Several holes run alongside Lake Shawnee, giving the course its name and much of its scenic character. It is one of three county-operated courses in the Topeka area.