dpnt really know where u can get images but there's a couple of nice ones in mexico:

Malinalco Golf Club i think is by De Yturbe Arquitectos (http://deyturbe.com/)

and maybe there's one by Sordo Madaleno y asociados, couldnt really found a website

yeah, google in 5 minutes and got this...

cutler
spring creek ranch

marlon blackwell


Ashe Broussard Weinzettle


roger ferris


patterson associates


BURO Architecture

you must be a better googler than I am. I couldn't find anything. Thanks holzbox!!

spring creek ranch in covington, tennessee by cutler anderson architects is amazing.

i was lucky enough to join an aia tour before it opened to the public, and was subsequently blown away. everything, from fasteners to door stops, was designed in house and drawn by hand. the CD set alone is over 700 pages.

Drawn by hand? Seriously? as in pencil and paper... is that typical for Culter?

cutler sketches (or used to) details en route to lectures and whatnot, and then his underlings cad it up. at least, that's my understanding...

700 pages?!? whoa, hella bespoke.

Thanks Holz - I did read about that type of sketching that culter does on planes, etc... but does a 700 sheet hand-drawn set actually exist?

Morphosis designed one in their early days somewhere in Japan.

Oijared Executive Country Club:

http://www.arcspace.com/architects/wingaard/country/bilder_oijared0001.jpg

there is also a decent golf club in Columbus, IN designed by Harry Weese in 1964. It is definitely old school, but better than most.

also, spring creek ranch is located in collierville, tn. and yes, culter's office definitely draws by both hand and computer.

That Pattersons clubhouse above is pretty great. It was just nominated as a finalist for the World Architecture Awards. It's in Queenstown, New Zealand.

isozaki's fujimi country club house (1974)

don't forget eddie jones

karsten clubhouse, ASU

the blackwell piece is in the current architect rag.



link here.

yeah? i wonder if that wind tunnel affects approach shots to the 18th green? whoops!

i designed one but the bid was not accepted but i am interested in the subject still as that is a source of some big money

You designed one, but the bid was not accepted?

cool projects. I've been looking far and wide for nice clubhouses and it's been a tough search. holz- you are my hero for finding great projects.

ha. thanks, i guess...

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gwathmey siegel, eurodisney

Anti -- post your design... knowing from other threads how committed you are to zero impact and sustainablity at all levels, I'm ready to learn how this is accomplished within the context of a golf course.

Anti -- post your design... knowing from other threads how committed you are to zero impact and sustainablity at all levels, I'm ready to learn how this is accomplished within the context of a golf course.

let's see it, Anti ^

For all your talk, I'm expecting quite a lot from you.

In a similar vein - does anyone know any great precedents for residential clubhouses, like you would find in a large tower complex?

a residential club house is best referenced as, "The Casino"