Dick Wilson

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Dick Wilson was a prominent American golf course architect known for designing numerous challenging and strategically sophisticated courses in the mid-20th century.

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instanceOf American
golf course architect
human
activeInPeriod mid-20th century
associatedWith Florida golf course development
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
designed Bay Hill Club and Lodge golf course
Cog Hill Golf and Country Club Dubsdread course
Deepdale Golf Club (redesign work)
Doral Country Club Blue Monster course
Emerald Hills Country Club
La Costa Resort and Spa golf course
Meadow Brook Club (redesign work)
linked to: Meadow Brook Hall

PGA National (early course work / designs)
Pine Tree Golf Club
Royal Montreal Golf Club Blue Course (redesign)
familyName Wilson
fieldOfWork golf course architecture
genre championship golf courses
givenName Dick
hasNotableWork Bay Hill Club and Lodge
Blue Monster at Doral
Pine Tree Golf Club
influenced modern American championship golf course design
influencedBy classic strategic design principles
knownFor elevated greens
strong strategic routing
use of bold bunkering
legacy courses frequently used for professional tournaments
inspiration for later golf architects focused on strategy and difficulty
name Dick Wilson
notableFor designing challenging golf courses
strategically sophisticated golf course designs
occupation golf course architect
reputation prominent American golf course architect of the 1950s and 1960s
style demanding approach shots
penal bunkering near landing areas
strategic shotmaking emphasis
workedIn Canada
United States

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Blue Monster course designer Dick Wilson
Doral Open courseDesigner Dick Wilson
Dick Wilson name Dick Wilson
The Blue Monster originalDesigner Dick Wilson