Golf course architect

Geo. E. Smith

There is 1 golf course in the UK designed by Geo. E. Smith.

Geo. E. Smith was an American golf course architect active in the early 20th century, primarily known for designing courses in the Eastern and Midwestern United States. His work includes notable clubs like Shackamaxon Country Club in New Jersey, Kenwood Country Club in Ohio, and Cedarbrook Country Club in Pennsylvania. Smith's designs often featured strategic bunkering and classic routing, reflecting the architectural styles prevalent during the Golden Age of golf course design, although he is less widely celebrated than some of his contemporaries.

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