Robert Trent Jones Dies at 93 Father of Modern Golf Course Design
Renowned architect Robert Trent Jones died at 93 in Fort Lauderdale after a stroke. He designed or redesigned about 460 courses across 45 states and 29 countries, including 310 masterworks and 150 adjustments. His projects host 79 national championships and major venues such as Spyglass Hill, Firestone, Hazeltine, and Valderrama. He co created Peachtree with Bobby Jones and helped found the American Society of Golf Course Architects. Funeral services set in Fort Lauderdale with burial in New Jersey.
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Robert Trent Jones, who died Wednesday, designed or redesigned many famed courses. Notables include Hazeltine National in Minnesota, Valderrama in Spain, Spyglass Hill and Pebble Beach in California, Firestone in Ohio, Atlanta Athletic Club and Jones Golf Trail courses in Alabama. He also remodeled Oakland Hills, Oak Hill, Baltusrol, Olympic, Bellerive, Congressional and more.
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