Donald Ross

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Donald Ross was a prominent early 20th-century golf course architect renowned for designing many classic courses across the United States.

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instanceOf golf course architect
person
basedIn Pinehurst, North Carolina
countryOfCitizenship Scotland
United States of America
dateOfBirth 1872-11-23
dateOfDeath 1948-04-26
designed Aronimink Golf Club
Beverly Country Club
Detroit Golf Club (North Course)
Detroit Golf Club (South Course)
Essex County Club (Massachusetts)
Inverness Club
Oak Hill Country Club (East Course)
Oak Hill Country Club (West Course)
Oakland Hills Country Club (South Course)
Pinehurst No. 2
Plainfield Country Club
Salem Country Club
Scioto Country Club
Seminole Golf Club
Wannamoisett Country Club
designedApproximatelyNumberOfCourses over 400
era early 20th century
familyName Ross
fullName Donald James Ross
givenName Donald
inductedInto World Golf Hall of Fame
inductionYear 1977
influencedBy Old Tom Morris
knownFor classic strategic golf course architecture
designing golf courses in the United States
legacy considered one of the greatest golf course architects in history
memberOf World Golf Hall of Fame
movedTo United States of America
movedToYear 1899
nationality Scottish-American
occupation golf course architect
golf professional
placeOfBirth Dornoch, Scotland
linked to: Dornoch
placeOfDeath Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States
positionHeld golf professional at Pinehurst Resort
styleCharacteristic emphasis on ground game options
naturalistic routing following the terrain
strategic use of bunkering
subtle, challenging greens
trainedAt Royal Dornoch Golf Club
workedAt Oakley Country Club, Massachusetts
Pinehurst Resort, North Carolina

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