Kris Spence

Kris Spence is a golf course architect whose work is concentrated primarily in the Carolinas, with a portfolio that includes both private club restorations and original designs. His projects span North Carolina and South Carolina, demonstrating a regional focus that has allowed him to shape the golf landscape across these neighboring states.

Among his notable designs are Roaring Gap Golf Club and Carolina Golf Club, both in North Carolina. Spence has also worked on Cape Fear Country Club in Wilmington and Sedgefield Country Club in Greensboro, the latter serving as home to the PGA Tour's Wyndham Championship. His portfolio extends to other established clubs including Myers Park Country Club and Forsyth Country Club, both contributing to the Charlotte and Winston-Salem golf scenes respectively.

His work encompasses a range of project types, from private country clubs like The Country Club of Spartanburg to university facilities such as Furman University Golf Club in Greenville, South Carolina. This diversity reflects an architect comfortable working within different contexts while maintaining a consistent focus on the southeastern United States golf market.

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