Scott Miller

Scott Miller is an American golf course architect whose work spans diverse landscapes from the Arizona desert to mountain resorts and international venues. His portfolio demonstrates particular strength in the southwestern United States, where he has created multiple acclaimed courses that work sensitively with dramatic terrain and native vegetation.

Among his notable designs, the Cholla course at We-Ko-Pa Golf Club in Fort McDowell, Arizona, is often regarded as one of the finest public-access courses in the American Southwest. Miller's work at The Coeur d'Alene Resort Golf Course in Idaho showcases his ability to craft memorable golf experiences in scenic resort settings. In the Scottsdale area, his designs include DC Ranch at The Country Club at DC Ranch and multiple courses at Kierland Golf Club, establishing him as a significant contributor to Arizona's golf landscape.

Miller's practice has extended internationally with projects in China, including Honglianhu Golf Course near Wuhan and Ocean Bay Golf Club in Hainan. His work consistently emphasizes strategic variety and integration with natural landforms, whether routing courses through Wisconsin's rolling terrain at The Legend at Bristlecone or navigating the elevation changes at Eagle Mountain Golf Club in Fountain Hills.

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