Jones, Robert Trent

Robert Trent Jones Sr. (1906-2000) was a British-American golf course architect who designed or re-designed more than 500 golf courses in 45 U.S. states and 35 countries. Born in England to Welsh parents, his family emigrated to the United States when he was five, arriving in New York Harbour aboard the Steamship Caronia in 1912 two weeks after the Titanic had sunk. His is the classic American story of Ellis Island to self-made man. Starting in the game as a caddy at the Rochester Country Club, he rose to become the world's most famous golf course architect and the chief author of America's national championship golf courses. He was inducted into the World Golf Hall of Fame in 1987.

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Jones, Robert Trent

Augusta National Golf Course, Georgia. Plan by Robert Trent Jones 1954 old map

Merion Golf Club East Course, Pennsylvania. Robert Trent Jones plan 1966 map

Dorado Beach Golf Club, Dorado, Puerto Rico. Robert Trent Jones plan 1966 map

Old Course St. Andrews. Golf course plan by Robert Trent Jones 1966 map

Pine Valley Golf Club, Clementon, NJ. Course plan by Robert Trent Jones 1966 map

Pinehurst No.2, North Carolina. Golf course plan by Robert Trent Jones 1966 map

Pebble Beach Golf Course, Monterey, CA. Plan by Robert Trent Jones 1966 map

Augusta National Golf Course, Georgia. Plan by Robert Trent Jones 1966 old map

Oakland Hills Country Club Michigan Robert Trent Jones golf course plan 1966 map

Firestone Country Club, Akron, OH. Golf course plan. Robert Trent Jones 1966 map

Bellerive Country Club, Missouri. Golf course plan. Robert Trent Jones 1966 map

Pine Valley Golf Club, Clementon, NJ. Course plan by Robert Trent Jones 1954 map

Merion Golf Club East Course, Pennsylvania. Robert Trent Jones plan 1954 map

Pinehurst No.2, North Carolina. Golf course plan by Robert Trent Jones 1954 map

Oakland Hills Country Club Michigan Robert Trent Jones golf course plan 1954 map

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