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Architect

Lee Trevino

4 courses on BogeyMap are attributed to Lee Trevino.

Courses on BogeyMap
4
States
3
Avg LooperScore
75.6
Highest rated
Geneva National (Trevino)

Biography

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Where the work is: WI · FL · AZ

Courses on BogeyMap (4)

Resort18 holes

Geneva National (Trevino)

Lake Geneva, WI

The Trevino course at Geneva National is a Lee Trevino design that is known for its playability and creative shot values. It is a fun and enjoyable course for all skill levels.

Role: architect

Public18 holes

Lely Resort Golf & Country Club (Mustang)

Naples, FL

Mustang Golf Club is one of two public courses at Lely Resort in Naples, on Florida's Gulf Coast. Designed by Lee Trevino and opened in 1996, the layout occupies flat Southwest Florida terrain shaped with rolling fairways and a dozen lakes worked into the routing. Trevino built the course with generous width and large, receptive greens so that recovery from an errant shot remains possible, while still offering a stern test from the back markers, which stretch to roughly 7,200 yards at par 72. Multiple tee options on every hole widen the range of players who can enjoy it. Mustang is open to the public daily with no membership required, and it operates alongside the resort's Flamingo course, a Robert Trent Jones Sr. design, as part of Lely Resort's 36-hole public offering. A practice range is available for warming up before a round.

Role: architect

Public18 holes

Crooked Tree Golf Course

Tucson, AZ

Crooked Tree Golf Course is a public course in Tucson. The 18-hole layout plays over desert terrain, a friendly course that serves the Tucson area.

Role: architect

Public18 holes

Torres Blancas Golf Club

Green Valley, AZ

Torres Blancas Golf Club is an 18-hole public course in Green Valley, Arizona, designed by Lee Trevino with Ocampo and Fernandez and opened in 1995. The par-72 course sits in the Santa Cruz River Valley at the foot of the Santa Rita Mountains and stretches to about 7,111 yards from the tournament tees, with three lakes and numerous bunkers across five sets of tees. The par-3 12th hole plays to a peninsula green surrounded by water and is considered the course's signature hole, while the par-5 17th forces a risk-reward decision over water to an elevated green.

Role: architect