Championship Course Hurricane, Utah
The focus of a destination resort in Southern Utah, the Championship course integrates sustainable practices throughout including natural agronomy, a gravity-fed irrigation system and minimal earth work, utilizing the existing sand dune contours throughout the property...
Links Course
Hurricane, Utah
The Links 9-hole course provides an alternative playing option to the longer, more refined Championship Course, and includes wide fairways, natural hazards and alternate teeing grounds...
Sacramento, California
An existing private club in Northern California, North Ridge has integrated Resource Management including energy and water efficiency into their Master Plan. Complete plans reduce the maintained turf by over 40 acres in order to address long term water conservation and increases in energy costs. A solar energy power plant has also been integrated into the long term strategy of the plan.
Cedar Hills, Utah
Cedar Hills is a public 18-hole facility built for a local community of 5,000 residents. The course features just over 45 acres of turf fit strategically around natural hazards, waste areas and water retaining ponds. The course plays to just over 6,500 yards at an elevation of 5,200 feet, providing a perfect alternative to the larger, longer more difficult courses in northern Utah.
Fayetteville, Arkansas
Fayetteville Country Club is a private, member-owned facility set in the northwest corner of Arkansas, just a few miles from Walmart headquarters. The Club developed a Master Plan to be implemented over a 10-year period including the complete redesign of five holes...
The one thing I never get tired of hearing is: 'I get it!'
Be it from owners, superintendents, other architects, whomever. It tells me I've communicated the value of sustainability.Andy is the Principal Architect and managing partner of Andy Staples Golf and The Golf Resource Group. He has over 17 years of experience designing, building and managing golf courses, covering over 125 projects throughout the world. Andy has become an industry leader in sustainable golf course architecture and natural, energy efficient design by producing quality golf course projects that show attractive, verifiable financial returns on investment.
Learn MoreAndy’s approach to golf course architecture focuses on quantifying the true value of sustainability, while creating an interesting, strategic product based on the natural characteristics of the land we are given. A successful golf course project balances the virtues of the game of Golf with environmental, economic and social factors. Andy continually strives to lead the industry in this area and his finished work is a testament to this endeavor.
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