Archie Capper

Archie Capper designed Maple Moor Golf Course in White Plains, New York, though comprehensive biographical details about his career remain limited in available sources. His work at Maple Moor represents his documented contribution to golf course architecture in the New York metropolitan area.

The scarcity of detailed historical records for many early- to mid-20th century golf architects means that Capper's full portfolio and career timeline are not fully catalogued in contemporary references. Maple Moor stands as the primary example of his design work preserved in Course Vaults records.

Golf course architects of this era often worked regionally, shaping the character of clubs that served their local communities. Without additional biographical sources, Capper's legacy rests with courses like Maple Moor that continue to serve golfers today.

Sources: Course Vaults course links only.