Lyndy Lindsey

Lyndy Lindsey is a golf course architect whose portfolio demonstrates an extensive focus on municipal and daily-fee courses across the South Central United States, particularly Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Kansas. His design approach emphasizes accessible golf, with dozens of courses bearing "The Links" moniker throughout the region. Notable among his work are The Links at Starkville Golf and Country Club in Mississippi and Broken Arrow Golf & Athletic Club in Oklahoma, both of which have earned recognition among Course Vaults members.

Lindsey's body of work spans multiple states, including projects in Arkansas (Eagle Hill Golf & Athletic Club, Lost Springs Golf & AC), Oklahoma (The Links at Norman Golf & Athletic Club, The Links at Stillwater Golf & Country Club), and extending into Mississippi, Alabama, Nebraska, and Texas. His designs often serve communities seeking quality golf experiences at accessible price points, with courses ranging from championship-length layouts to a par-3 facility at Lakeside Village Golf & Athletic Club in Fayetteville, Arkansas. The consistency of his regional presence suggests a sustained career building golf infrastructure throughout the middle American corridor.

Sources: Course Vaults course links only.