Architect

Kyle Franz

3 courses on BogeyMap are attributed to Kyle Franz.

Courses on BogeyMap (3)

Cabot Citrus Farms - Karoo

Brooksville, FL

A dynamic 18-hole layout designed by Kyle Franz, Karoo features rugged aesthetics with wide fairways, multiple routes to pins, and bold green contours. Varied tee boxes give players a fresh look at the course's features each time they play. Thoughtfully planned, Karoo rewards creative short-grass recovery shots around the greens. Golfers will encounter Sandhill Cranes throughout their round on this 7,201-yard design—these elegant birds are known to dance and sing, and their call is a loud trumpeting sound that is often described as a rolling karoo.

95.2 LooperScore

Role: architect

Resort18 holes

Sand Valley Golf Resort - Sedge Valley

Nekoosa, WI

The newest course at Sand Valley, inspired by English heathland and links courses of London and the English coast. Designed by Tom Doak and opened in 2024, Sedge Valley features a masterful blend of strategic challenges and natural beauty. A sub-par-70 layout at par 68 that plays far more challenging than its 5,829 yards suggest. Ranked #22 Top 100 Courses You Can Play in the US by GOLF Magazine and #21 Top 200 Resort Courses by Golfweek.

89.9 LooperScore

Resort access

Role: architect

Resort18 holes

Nemacolin Woodlands - Shepherd's Rock

Farmington, PA

Perched majestically in the Allegheny Mountains of Farmington, Pennsylvania, Nemacolin Woodlands’ Shepherd’s Rock stands as a testament to modern golf design, offering an exhilarating and visually stunning experience. Crafted by the legendary Pete Dye and co-architect Tim Liddy, this 2017 masterpiece showcases Dye’s iconic design philosophy with an evolved sense of playability, making it one of his most enjoyable layouts. The course sprawls across dramatic mountain terrain, presenting expansive, scenic vistas at every turn. Shepherd’s Rock is renowned for its challenging yet fun playing experience, characterized by significant elevation changes and strategic bunkering. Memorable holes include the picturesque downhill 5th, a 214-yard par-3 that demands precision, and the postcard-worthy 11th, offering breathtaking views. The course culminates with a dramatic finish, featuring waterfalls near the final green. Recognized for its excellence, Shepherd’s Rock was ranked #21 in Pennsylvania by Golf Digest in their 2025-2026 rankings and #30 on Golfweek’s list of top casino golf courses. This acclaimed course is ideally suited for destination golfers seeking a premier resort experience with a championship-caliber challenge.

88.0 LooperScore

Role: architect