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Gary Player

16 courses on BogeyMap are attributed to Gary Player.

Courses on BogeyMap (16)

Public18 holes

Hilton Head National Golf Club

Bluffton, SC

The Kapalua Golf Club (Bay Course), designed by the legendary Arnold Palmer and Francis Duane, opened in 1975 and stands as a testament to their philosophy of creating courses that are both challenging and harmoniously integrated with their natural surroundings. Situated on Maui’s northwest shore, the Bay Course offers stunning ocean views and a layout that winds through lush landscapes, demanding strategic play. It holds significant historical prestige, having hosted over 20 major professional tournaments, including the PGA and LPGA tour events, and was the site of Greg Norman’s first victory. The par-3 5th hole is widely regarded as the signature, a picturesque 205-yard challenge playing over the ocean, while the 17th is notable as the only hole on Maui to play directly over the Pacific. The course’s blend of historical significance, championship pedigree, and breathtaking oceanfront holes makes it a truly iconic Hawaiian golf experience, inviting golfers to test their skills amidst unparalleled beauty.

85.5 LooperScore
Hidden gem

Role: architect

Resort18 holes

Kiawah Island Golf Resort - Cougar Point

Kiawah Island, SC

Information regarding The Farms Golf Club in Watkinsville, GA, specifically its design by Denis Griffiths, signature holes, and notable history, is not readily available through public search. While Denis Griffiths is a prolific golf course architect known for integrating designs with natural terrain and meticulous attention to detail [1], specific details about a course named \'The Farms Golf Club\' in Watkinsville, GA under his design could not be verified. Available information for \'The Farms Golf Club\' often refers to a different location (Rocky Face, GA) and different architects (Tom Fazio, Pete Dye, or Perry Dye) [2]. Without accurate and factual information, a detailed description cannot be provided. References: [1] American Society of Golf Course Architects. \"Denis Griffiths.\" https://asgca.org/architect/dgriffiths/ [2] The Farm Golf Club. \"Our History - The Farm Golf Club - Rocky Face, GA.\" https://thefarmgolfclub.org/History

83.4 LooperScore

Role: architect

Semi-private18 holes

Raspberry Falls Golf & Hunt Club

Leesburg, VA

Gary Player designed this Loudoun County course, featuring rolling terrain and strategic bunkering.

82.3 LooperScore

Role: architect

Resort18 holes

Geneva National (Player)

Lake Geneva, WI

The Player course at Geneva National is a Gary Player design that features a more modern layout with several water hazards and a challenging finishing stretch.

81.5 LooperScore

Role: architect

Resort18 holes

Raven Golf Club at Snowshoe Mountain

Snowshoe, WV

81.2 LooperScore

Role: architect

Semi-private18 holes

Persimmon Ridge Golf Club

Louisville, KY

Gary Player's 7,054-yard Louisville masterpiece — Kentucky's top-ranked semi-private course since 1989.

80.2 LooperScore

Role: architect

Public18 holes

Lyman Orchards Golf Club (Player Course)

Middlefield, CT

Gary Player's 6,730-yard Connecticut farmland classic — apple orchards, rolling hills, and one of New England's most distinctive public settings.

80.0 LooperScore

Role: architect

ResortHoles not listed · Short

Big Cedar Lodge: Mountain Top

Hollister, MO

Big Cedar Lodge: Mountain Top is a 13-hole, walking-only par-3 course designed by Gary Player, perched high in the Ozark hills above Table Rock Lake at Big Cedar Lodge. Every hole delivers sweeping panoramic views of the lake and surrounding wilderness. Fast, firm greens and forced carries make it deceptively challenging despite the short yardages. Walking only — no carts allowed — making it a pure, immersive golf experience. Companion to Paynes Valley (Tiger Woods), Ozarks National (Bill Coore & Ben Crenshaw), and Buffalo Ridge (Tom Fazio) at the same resort.

80.0 LooperScore
Short course

Role: architect

Resort18 holes

Mission Hills North - Gary Player Signature

Rancho Mirage, CA

Mission Hills North - Gary Player Signature Course, located in Rancho Mirage, California, is a testament to Gary Player's design philosophy of honoring the desert landscape while creating a challenging yet enjoyable golf experience. Player's signature course seamlessly integrates with the natural surroundings, taking advantage of the California desert's beauty. The course features 20 acres of lakes, four waterfalls, and beautiful landscaping, creating a visually stunning and memorable round. Risk and reward are central themes throughout the design, particularly on the finishing hole, where precision and courage are paramount. The 7,062-yard, par-72 layout is renowned for its seamless integration with the desert landscape, offering a unique blend of challenge and aesthetic appeal. Mission Hills North has been recognized as one of Golf Digest's top 75 Golf Resorts in North America, highlighting its quality and appeal. It's a course that invites golfers to engage with its strategic demands while immersing themselves in the serene beauty of the desert, making it a truly rewarding golf experience.

78.0 LooperScore

Role: architect

Public18 holes

Steele Canyon Golf Club (Canyon/Meadow)

Jamul, CA

The Woodlands course at Sunriver Resort, designed by internationally celebrated golf course architect Robert Trent Jones Jr., is renowned for its superb conditioning and beautiful setting. Jones Jr.'s design philosophy for Woodlands focused on strategic challenges for resort golfers, integrating the course seamlessly into the natural environment. The course carves its way through dense forests of ponderosa and lodgepole pines, featuring outcroppings of lava rock and an abundance of water hazards. The first hole, a par-5 dogleg left, presents a wide landing area but water awaits the approach shot, setting a challenging tone. The 12th hole is highlighted as a signature hole, a 687-yard par-5 with a lake, considered one of Oregon's best. Woodlands is consistently ranked among the Northwest's finest championship courses, offering a scenic and challenging round where most holes weave between the pines, demanding precision and strategic play. Its blend of natural beauty and thoughtful design makes it a must-play for those seeking a true Pacific Northwest golf experience.

76.0 LooperScore

Role: architect

Resort18 holes

Grand Traverse Resort (Wolverine)

Acme, MI

76.0 LooperScore

Role: architect

Public18 holes

Pevely Farms Golf Club

Pevely, MO

76.0 LooperScore

Role: architect

Public18 holes

River Falls Plantation

Duncan, SC

Nestled amidst the serene lowcountry landscape of Conway, South Carolina, this Dan Maples design, opened in 1989, offers a captivating journey through nature's embrace. You'll discover a layout that masterfully integrates with its environment, featuring pristine wetlands, towering pines, and strategically placed water hazards that demand thoughtful shot-making. Maples, renowned for his ability to craft courses that feel organically part of the land, has sculpted fairways that gently undulate, guiding you through a truly immersive experience. The course’s character is defined by its harmonious blend of challenge and playability, inviting golfers of all skill levels to test their mettle while enjoying the tranquil surroundings. You'll encounter a variety of holes, each presenting a unique strategic puzzle, from doglegs that reward precise drives to greens protected by subtle contours and bunkers. It’s a course that encourages you to think your way around, rather than simply overpower it. This makes it an ideal destination for those who appreciate classic Southern golf architecture and a round where strategy trumps brute force. The design ensures that every club in your bag will be called upon, making for a comprehensive and rewarding golf outing. You'll leave with a sense of accomplishment and a desire to return to unravel its many nuances further.

75.0 LooperScore

Role: architect

Public18 holes

Edgewater Golf Club

Lancaster, SC

Prepare for an unforgettable journey through the lowcountry landscape of Little River, South Carolina. Here, you'll discover a layout that masterfully integrates with its natural surroundings, offering a blend of strategic challenges and visual splendor. The course, opened in 2008, is characterized by its dramatic elevation changes, a rarity in this coastal region, and pristine wetlands that come into play on several holes. You'll navigate through mature hardwoods and along the banks of the Calabash River, where water features are not just hazards but integral parts of the aesthetic. The design emphasizes thoughtful shot-making, rewarding precision over brute force. Expect wide, forgiving fairways on some holes, contrasting with tighter, tree-lined corridors demanding accuracy. The greens are often undulating and well-bunkered, requiring a deft touch with your short game. This course is ideally suited for golfers who appreciate a strategic test and a serene, immersive natural environment, offering a distinctive experience that feels both challenging and deeply rewarding.

73.9 LooperScore

Role: architect

Public18 holes

Lyman Orchards Golf Club (Player)

Middlefield, CT

Gary Player’s design on historic orchard property offers a scenic round with rolling terrain in Middlefield.

67.5 LooperScore

Role: architect

Public18 holes

IMG Academy Golf Club

Bradenton, FL

Championship public course at the world-famous IMG Academy sports complex. Gary Player design with excellent conditioning year-round.

63.0 LooperScore

Role: architect