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Architect

Jeffrey Brauer

6 courses on BogeyMap are attributed to Jeffrey Brauer.

Courses on BogeyMap
6
States
4
Avg LooperScore
73.6
Highest rated
Giants Ridge Golf & Ski Resort - Quarry

Biography

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Where the work is: MN · NE · TX · IA

Courses on BogeyMap (6)

Public18 holes

Giants Ridge Golf & Ski Resort - Quarry

Biwabik, MN

The Quarry at Giants Ridge in Biwabik, Minnesota, opened in 2003 and was designed by Jeffrey Brauer. The course is built on and around a former iron ore mining site on the Mesabi Range, and the industrial ground is used as golf terrain rather than hidden. Holes play across old pit walls, mine tailings and stands of birch and pine, with exposed red rock and open water from the flooded workings. The mix produces sharp changes in character, from tight forest corridors to wide, barren stretches of sand and stone. It is a state-owned public facility, plays as a par 72, and shares the property with the resort's Legend Course.

Role: architect

Resort18 holes

Dacotah Ridge Golf Club

Morton, MN

Dacotah Ridge Golf Club is located in southwestern Minnesota near Morton, on rolling prairie land a few miles from Jackpot Junction Casino Hotel. Designed by architect Rees Jones, the 18-hole course covers 240 acres and incorporates natural wetlands, the winding Wabasha Creek, and a 14-acre lake within its routing. The layout stretches to 7,109 yards and is known for open prairie views, native fescue grasses, and firm playing conditions typical of southwestern Minnesota's terrain. Dacotah Ridge is an enterprise of the Lower Sioux Indian Community and operates as a resort-style course with the Wabasha Creek Restaurant on site, seasonal rates, and packages tied to nearby lodging.

Role: architect

Public18 holes

Woodland Hills Golf Course

Eagle, NE

Very nice setting for golf on a former tree nursery. Gently rolling hills, well-placed ponds & bunkers, and many trees make the place a treat visually. The bent fairways are immaculate, as are the greens. Fall is a wonderful time to play Woodland Hills. And if you live in Lincoln, it’s really convenient now that Old Cheney Rd. is paved all the way from town. This course is a gem.

Role: architect

Public18 holes

Cross Timbers Golf Course

Azle, TX

Cross Timbers Golf Course is a public, 18-hole, par-72 course in Azle, Texas, convenient to Fort Worth, Weatherford, Springtown and Lake Worth. Designed by Jeffrey Brauer, it opened in 1995 along Ash Creek in the hilly, wooded Cross Timbers region of north Texas, with elevation changes that give it a hill country feel. The course features Champion Bermuda greens, undulating fairways and strategic bunkering. It is the home course of Robert Landers, an Azle farmer who went on to play the Senior PGA Tour. Tee times can be booked up to seven days in advance, and the course is open daily from around 7 a.m. to sundown.

Role: architect

Public18 holes

Bent Tree Golf Course

Council Bluffs, IA

Bent Tree Golf Course is a prairie-style facility located east of Council Bluffs in the Loess Hills region. Designed by architect Jeffrey Brauer, the course opened in August 2000 on 200 acres of rolling terrain [4](https://www.iowagolf.com/golfcourses/bent-tree-golf-club #:~:text=Designed%20by%20acclaimed%20course%20architect%20Jeffrey%20O.%20Brauer%2C%20who%20said%2C%20%22it%20took%20all%20of%20six%20seconds%20to%20decide%20to%20build%20a%20course%20here.%22). The layout features dramatic elevation changes of up to 100 feet from tee to fairway [4](https://www.iowagolf.com/golfcourses/bent-tree-golf-club #:~:text=spectacular%20elevation%20changes%20that%20at%20times%20reach%20nearly%20one%20hundred%20feet). The 18-hole course includes five sets of tees and can be played at over 7,000 yards from the back tees [1](https://www.benttreegolfcb.com/ #:~:text=five%20sets%20of%20tees%20that%20can%20stretch%20the%20course%20to%20over%207%2C000%20yards). The back nine is particularly noted for its significant topography, requiring a variety of shots to navigate the natural landscape [3](https://www.top100golfcourses.com/golf-course/bent-tree-gc/reviews #:~:text=Drives%20on%2015%2D17%20should%20be%20measured%20in%20hangtime%20rather%20than%20yardage).

Role: architect

Public18 holes

The Legacy Golf Course

Norwalk, IA

The Legacy Golf Course is an 18-hole championship public facility in Norwalk that opened on May 23, 2002 [1](https://thelegacygolfclub.com/course-info/ #:~:text=May%2023%2C%202002%2C%20The%20Legacy%20Golf%20Club%20opened%20to%20the%20public). Designed by Golfscapes, Inc. and Jeffrey Brauer, the course features bentgrass fairways, tees, and greens with undulating putting surfaces [1](https://thelegacygolfclub.com/course-info/ #:~:text=designed%20by%20Golfscapes%2C%20Inc%20and%20Jeffrey%20D.%20Brauer). The par-72 layout measures up to 7,199 yards and includes water hazards on 14 of the 18 holes [5](https://www.golfdigest.com/courses/ia/the-legacy-golf-club-legacy #:~:text=Length%207199). The front nine is highlighted by the fifth hole, a par three that requires precise distance control, and the second hole, which features an approach over a five-acre lake [1](https://thelegacygolfclub.com/course-info/ #:~:text=approach%20over%20a%20five%20acre%20lake). The facility also includes a full practice range, an indoor learning center, and a banquet room seating over 160 guests [2](https://thelegacygolfclub.com/about-us/ #:~:text=banquet%20room%20that%20boasts%20scenic%20views%20of%20multiple%20holes%20and%20seats%20160%2B%20guests).

Role: architect