Charles Maud

Charles M. Maud was an English golf course architect active in the early-to-mid twentieth century. While biographical records remain limited, he designed several courses on the West Coast of the United States, including two layouts that demonstrate his contributions to the region's golf development.

His most historically significant work is Del Monte Golf Course in Monterey, California, which dates to the early era of California golf. Maud also designed the Victoria Club in Riverside, California, contributing to the growing Southern California golf scene. Both courses reflect the design sensibilities and routing strategies of their period, though they remain less documented than the work of his more prominent contemporaries.

Maud's design career coincided with an important era of American golf course construction, yet specific details about his training, full portfolio, and design philosophy have not been extensively preserved in available records.

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