Over the course of the past three decades Tom Doak has risen to become an eminent figure in the world of golf course architecture, having sculpted some of the most notable layouts globally. His designs, recognised for their strategic depth, natural aesthetics, and environmental sensitivity, have created a lasting legacy in the game.
Doak’s architectural philosophy is rooted in a profound respect for the sport’s history and the landscapes he works with. He draws inspiration from golden age designers such as Alister MacKenzie and C.B. MacDonald while embodying an innovative approach that resonates with modern golfers.
An ardent advocate of ‘minimalist’ design, Doak firmly believes in less being more. His courses embody the concept of naturalism, aiming to sit lightly on the