Architect
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Jack Frei is a golf course architect whose work is concentrated in the Pacific Northwest, particularly Washington State. His portfolio demonstrates a focus on crafting courses that work with the region's diverse terrain, from desert landscapes to forested settings.
Among his notable designs, Desert Canyon Golf Resort in Orondo stands out as a course carved through dramatic Columbia River Gorge terrain, offering a distinctive desert experience in the Northwest. McCormick Woods in Port Orchard and Wing Point on Bainbridge Island showcase his ability to design courses in more traditional Pacific Northwest environments. His other Washington projects include Echo Falls Country Club in Snohomish and Bear Creek Country Club in Woodinville, both contributing to the state's strong public and semi-private golf infrastructure.
Frei's work reflects the design priorities of architects working in the Northwest during the late 20th century, balancing playability with the challenges posed by the region's topography and climate.
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