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Architect

Russell Roberts

4 courses on BogeyMap are attributed to Russell Roberts.

Courses on BogeyMap
4
States
3
Avg LooperScore
73.4
Highest rated
Heritage Hills Golf Resort

Biography

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Where the work is: PA · MD · DE

Courses on BogeyMap (4)

Resort18 holes

Heritage Hills Golf Resort

York, PA

Heritage Hills Golf Resort is a resort golf course in York, Pennsylvania, designed by architect Russell Roberts and opened in 1989. The course plays to roughly 6,330 yards from the back tees with a slope rating of 122. It is a member facility of the York County Amateur Golf Association's roster of area clubs. As a resort course, it caters to both resort guests and area golfers on a daily-fee basis.

Role: architect

Public18 holes

Ocean City Golf Club (Seaside)

Ocean City, MD

The Seaside Course at Ocean City Golf Club is a public course in Berlin, Maryland, near Ocean City, and traces its origins to the early 1950s as part of one of the region's original golf facilities. Paired with the Newport Bay Course at the same 36-hole complex, Seaside offers a more traditional parkland routing set apart from the coastal marshland of its sister course. The club markets it as suited to golfers of varying skill levels. It remains open to public play year-round.

Role: architect

Semi-private18 holes

Maple Dale Country Club

Dover, DE

Maple Dale Country Club is a golf club in Dover, Delaware, with roots tracing to land granted under a 1684 deed signed by William Penn. Established as a three-hole course in 1925, it expanded to nine holes in the mid-1930s before relocating in 1969 and growing into a full 18-hole layout. The USGA-rated course is set amid wooded terrain dotted with ponds, with a clubhouse addition completed in 2012.

Role: architect

Public18 holes

Ocean City Golf Club (Newport Bay)

Berlin, MD

Ocean City Golf Club's Newport Bay Course is located in Berlin, Maryland, part of a 36-hole public facility near Ocean City. Originally known as the Bayside Course, it was completely redesigned by architect Lester George, who rerouted the layout to open up views across Newport Bay and the surrounding marsh. The par-72 course plays across open, breezy terrain typical of Maryland's coastal lowlands. It has been recognized in the past among notable new-course projects for its redesign work.

Role: architect