Rich Mandell

Rich Mandell's portfolio spans club renovations and original designs across the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast, with particular concentration in the Carolinas and greater Washington, D.C. area. His work demonstrates familiarity with traditional club settings as well as public and resort facilities, addressing diverse site conditions from coastal Carolina lowlands to metropolitan locations.

Notable projects include restoration work at Burning Tree Club in Bethesda, Maryland, and extensive renovations at Army Navy Country Club in Arlington, Virginia, where three 18-hole combinations—Red/White, Blue/Red, and White/Blue—bear his mark. In North Carolina, designs such as Raleigh Country Club, Pinecrest Country Club in Lumberton, and Monroe Country Club represent his approach to club course architecture. The Reserve Golf Club at Pawleys Island, South Carolina, shows his work in the competitive resort market.

Additional credits include restoration at Millbrook Club in Greenwich, Connecticut, and projects ranging from Orangeburg Country Club in South Carolina to Lake Forest Country Club in Ohio. His scope has encompassed both private club renovations and public facilities like Jamestown Park Golf Club and Blue Heron Golf Course.

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