Tom Doak Course Chronology
The official Renaissance Golf Design site list stops at 2018, but Doak has completed several major courses since.
Chronological list of original Tom Doak / Renaissance Golf Design 18-hole courses, drawn from the firm’s official course list and updated with post-2018 openings from press reporting:
- 1989—High Pointe Golf Club, Williamsburg, MI (closed 2009; rebuilt by Doak and reopened 2024)
- 1990—The Legends, Heathlands Course, Myrtle Beach, SC
- 1991—Black Forest at Wilderness Valley, Gaylord, MI
- 1993—Charlotte Golf Links, Charlotte, NC
- 1993—Stonewall Golf Club, Old Course, Elverson, PA
- 1997—Quail Crossing Golf Club, Evansville, IN
- 1998—Beechtree Golf Club, Aberdeen, MD (no longer extant)
- 1999—Apache Stronghold Golf Club, San Carlos, AZ
- 1999—Lost Dunes Golf Club, Bridgman, MI
- 1999—Riverfront Golf Club, Suffolk, VA
- 2000—Atlantic City Country Club, Northfield, NJ
- 2000—The Village Club of Sands Point, Sands Point, NY
- 2001—Pacific Dunes, Bandon, OR
- 2002—The Sheep Ranch, Bandon, OR (original 13-hole layout; later redesigned as full 18 by Coore & Crenshaw)
- 2003—The Rawls Course at Texas Tech University, Lubbock, TX
- 2003—Stonewall Golf Club, North Course, Elverson, PA
- 2004—Barnbougle Dunes Golf Links, Bridport, Tasmania (with Michael Clayton)
- 2004—Cape Kidnappers, Napier, New Zealand
- 2004—The Golf Club at St. Andrews Beach, Rye, Victoria, Australia (with Michael Clayton)
- 2005—Stone Eagle Golf Club, Palm Desert, CA
- 2005—Tumble Creek at Suncadia, Cle Elum, WA
- 2006—Ballyneal Golf Club, Holyoke, CO
- 2006—Sebonack Golf Club, Southampton, NY (with Jack Nicklaus)
- 2007—The Renaissance Club, Gullane, Scotland
- 2008—Aetna Springs Golf Club, Pope Valley, CA
- 2008—Rock Creek Cattle Company, Deer Lodge, MT
- 2009—Bahia de los Suenos, Baja California Sur, Mexico
- 2009—CommonGround Golf Course, Aurora, CO
- 2010—Old Macdonald, Bandon, OR (with Jim Urbina)
- 2013—Dismal River Club, Red Course, Mullen, NE
- 2013—Streamsong Resort, Blue Course, Polk County, FL
- 2014—Medinah Country Club, Course One, Medinah, IL
- 2014—Simapo Island Golf Club, Haikou, Hainan, China
- 2015—Grand Saint-Emilionnais Golf Club, near Bordeaux, France
- 2015—Tara Iti Golf Club, Mangawhai, New Zealand
- 2016—The Loop at Forest Dunes (reversible Black/Red), Roscommon, MI
- 2016—Stoatin Brae, Augusta, MI (Renaissance team design)
- 2018—The Gunnamatta Course at The National, Cape Schanck, Australia
- 2022—The Lido at Sand Valley, Nekoosa, WI (recreation of C.B. Macdonald’s lost 1914 Lido)
- 2023—Te Arai Links, North Course, Te Arai, New Zealand
- 2024—Sedge Valley at Sand Valley, Nekoosa, WI
- 2024—Pinehurst No. 10, Aberdeen, NC (lead associate Angela Moser)
- 2026—Old Petty at Cabot Highlands, Inverness, Scotland (with Clyde Johnson; grand opening May 2026)
In progress: Wild Spring Dunes in East Texas (Dream Golf / Discovery Land), under construction as of mid-2025. There is also ongoing restoration/redesign work at Crooked Stick (reopening targeted for 2025).
Not included above: Doak’s substantial restoration and consulting catalog (e.g., Yeamans Hall, San Francisco GC, Garden City GC, The Valley Club of Montecito, Pasatiempo, St. Louis CC, Memphis CC, Inverness, Camargo, and others) and his short-course / alternative work (e.g., the Punchbowl putting green at Bandon Dunes, the Memorial Park nine-hole at Bandon, the Old Macdonald Preserve). The Renaissance Golf Design website maintains the official “Restoration and Consulting” and “Alternative Courses” lists separately, and the firm hasn’t updated its “Our Design” page past 2018, so the post-2018 entries above come from press and resort announcements rather than RGD’s own list.