Arthur Hills
Personal information
Name	Arthur Hills
Nationality	American
Birth date	1930
Alma mater	University of Michigan, BS (1953) University fo Toledo, Business Admin. (1957-58) Michigan State University, BLA (1961)
Work
Projects	Bonita Bay (Naples, FL), The Golf Club of Georgia (Atlanta, GA), Bighorn Golf Club (Palm Desert, CA), The Champions (Lexington, KY), Hyatt Hill Country Resort (San Antonio, TX)

Arthur Hills is an American golf course designer who achieved a Bachelor of Landscape Architecture from the University of Michigan and a Bachelor of Science from Michigan State University. He has designed more than 180 new golf courses, including private, resort, upscale, and public golf courses around the world. In addition, Arthur Hills's firm, Arthur Hills/Steve Forrest and Associates, has been requested to renovate or modify more than 120 courses including some of the countries most renowned clubs often in preparation for major USGA and PGA Championships.

Arthur Hills currently serves as chief designer for Arthur Hills/Steve Forrest and Associates.

Contents 1 Courses Designed 1.1 Public 1.2 Private 2 External links

[edit] Courses Designed

The following is a (partial) list of courses designed by Arthur Hills:

[edit] Public

• California
  • Black Gold Golf Club - Yorba Linda, CA [1]
  • CrossCreek Golf Club - Temecula, CA [2]
  • Half Moon Bay Golf Links (Ocean Course) - Half Moon Bay, CA [3]
• Delaware
  • White Clay Creek Country Club - Wilmington, DE [4]
• Florida
  • LPGA International Legends - Daytona Beach, FL [5]
  • The Golf Club at Cypress Head - Port Orange, FL [6]
  • Stoneybrook West Golf Club - Winter Garden, FL [7]
• Maryland
  • Blue Mash Golf Club - Olney, MD [8]
  • Francis Scott Key Golf Club - Finksburg, MD [9]
  • The Links at Lighthouse Sound - Bishopville, MD [10]
  • Maryland National Golf Club - Middletown, MD [11]
  • Waverly Woods Golf Club - Marriottsville, MD [12]
• Michigan
  • 27-hole Bay Harbor Golf Club - Bay Harbor, Michigan
  • The Legacy Golf Course - Ottawa Lake, MI [13]
• Minnesota
  • Chaska Town Course - Chaska, MN - a top rated 18-hole municipal course [14]
• Ohio
  • Legendary Run Golf Course - Cincinnati, OH [15]
  • Longaberger Golf Club - Nashport, OH
  • Pipestone Golf Course - Miamisburg, Ohio [16]
  • Red Hawk Run Golf Course - Findlay, OH [17]
  • Stone Ridge Golf Club - Bowling Green, OH [18]
  • Weatherwax Golf Course - Middletown, OH [19]
• South Carolina
  • Arthur Hills Golf Course - Hilton Head Island, SC
• Utah
  • WingPoint - Salt Lake City, UT [20]

[edit] Private

• California
  • Bighorn (Mountains Course) - Palm Desert, CA [21]
• Florida
  • TPC Treviso Bay - Naples, FL [22]
  • Ironhorse Country Club - West Palm Beach, FL [23]
  • Country Club at Mirasol - Palm Beach Gardens, Florida [24]
• Kentucky
  • University Club of Kentucky - Lexington, KY [25]
• Virginia
  • Heritage Hunt Golf & Country Club - Gainesville, VA [26]
  • Lowes Island Club (The River Course) - Potomac Falls, VA [27]
• Ohio
  • Wetherington Country club - [West Chester, OH]
  • Inverness Club - Toledo, OH [28]
  • Kinsale Golf and Fitness Club (Signature Course) - Powell, OH
• Maryland
  • Manor Country Club - Rockville, MD

[edit] External links

• ASGCA Architect's Gallery - Arthur Hills entry
• Official Arthur Hills/Steve Forrest and Associates website

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