Architect
19 courses on Course Vaults
Ted Locke is an American golf course architect whose portfolio spans public and private facilities across the United States and Canada. His work reflects a focus on accessibility and playability for diverse golfer audiences, with numerous municipal and daily-fee projects among his designs.
Notable courses attributed to Locke include North Bellingham Golf Course in Washington, Settlers Bay Golf Course in Alaska, and Willows Run Golf Club in Redmond, Washington, where he designed multiple layouts including Eagle's Talon, Coyote Creek, and a par-3 course called Heron Links. His reach extends from the Pacific Northwest into the Midwest, with designs at Scherwood Golf Club in Indiana, Pinecrest Golf & Country Club in Illinois, and Airport National Public Golf Course in Iowa. In Canada, his work includes The Falls Golf Club and Tsawwassen Springs Golf, both in British Columbia.
Locke's portfolio demonstrates versatility in accommodating various landscapes and budgets, contributing to regional golf infrastructure with courses that serve community needs alongside destination-worthy public facilities.
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