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Architect

Mark Mahannah

5 courses on BogeyMap are attributed to Mark Mahannah.

Courses on BogeyMap
5
State
1
Avg LooperScore
73.2
Highest rated
Emerald Hills Golf Club

Biography

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Where the work is: FL

Courses on BogeyMap (5)

Public18 holes

Emerald Hills Golf Club

Hollywood, FL

Well-regarded semi-private course in Hollywood, FL. Excellent conditioning and a challenging layout make it a top choice in Broward County.

Role: architect

Public18 holes

Arrowhead Golf Club

Naples, FL

Arrowhead Golf Club is a public course in Naples. The 18-hole layout plays through the preserves with water in play, a well-conditioned course that serves the Naples area.

Role: architect

Semi-private18 holes

Jacaranda Golf Club - West Course

Plantation, FL

The West Course at Jacaranda Golf Club offers a slightly more forgiving layout than its East counterpart, perfect for mid-handicappers.

Role: architect

Semi-private18 holes

Jacaranda Golf Club - East Course

Plantation, FL

South Florida's premier semi-private 36-hole facility in Plantation. The East Course is the more challenging of the two, with excellent conditioning year-round.

Role: architect

Public9 holes

Greynolds Park Golf Course

North Miami Beach, FL

Greynolds Park Golf Course is a public nine-hole course in North Miami Beach, Florida, located inside historic Greynolds Park. The park itself was dedicated in 1936 on land donated by quarry owner A.O. Greynolds, and much of its early infrastructure was built by the Civilian Conservation Corps. The golf course came later, designed by Mark Mahannah and opened in March 1964 on 40 acres within the park. It plays to a par of 36 over about 3,100 yards, a compact but challenging layout suited to golfers of all levels. The course is operated by Miami-Dade County Golf and offers electric carts, club rentals, and reasonable green fees, along with single-rider carts for golfers with disabilities. A spacious clubhouse and pro shop serve players before and after their rounds. Greynolds Park was declared a historic site in 1983.

Hidden Gem

Role: architect