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Arthur Hills - One of America's Leading Course Designers CrossCreek Golf Club was designed by Arthur Hills, the renowned golf course architect credited with more than 300 new and renovated courses in the United States, Europe and Asia, including Oakmont, Inverness and Oakland Hills. He is personally responsible for many of the country's finest courses, having designed over 160 throughout the nation.In addition, his firm has been called upon to refine or renovate more then 100 courses including some of the countries most renowned clubs often in preparation for major USGA and PGA Championships. Hills’ classically designed courses are aesthetically pleasing and strategically sound, blending the beauty of the natural environment with intriguing and challenging layouts that create some of the world’s most memorable courses. Yet while challenging, unlike some of his notable contemporaries, he is renowned for making his courses playable and enjoyable for golfers of all skill levels. "CrossCreek is an absolutely beautiful site with plenty of variety and challenge for golfers of all abilities," Hills says. "Large mature trees, creeks to negotiate, changes in topography and beautiful views create great drama and a memorable golfing experience." You can create your own great memories at CrossCreek, the Arthur Hills design that is already being recognized as one of his finest achievements. Among the courses that Hill has designed are: • Olde Atlanta Forsyth • The Standard Club Atlanta • The Golf Club of Georgia Atlanta • The Landings Savannah  • Bay Harbor Club Michigan • Bonita Bay Florida • Palmetto Dunes South Carolina • Palmetto Hall South Carolina Education • University of Michigan - Bachelor of Landscape Architecture • Michigan State University - Bachelor of Science Professional Affiliations: • ASGCA (American Society of Golf Course Architects, past President) • ASLA (American Society of Landscape Architects: Registered in Florida, Michigan and Ohio) • Elected into the 1999 ASLA Class of Fellows • GCSAA (Golf Course Superintendent's Association of America) • NGF (National Golf Foundation) • OTF (Ohio Turfgrass Foundation) • ULI (Urban Land Institute) • Donald Ross Society |