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About Donald Ross. Transplanted Scotsman Donald Ross transformed the American sports landscape in the first half of this century. At his death in 1948, he left behind a legacy of 413 courses, including such gems as Pinehurst No. 2 in North Carolina, Seminole in Florida, and the site of the 1996 U.S. Open, Oakland Hills outside Detroit.
Nov 23, 2022 · Donald Ross Turns 150: A Golf Legend Who Did It His Way. Donald Ross, left, shakes Ben Hogan's hand after his landmark 1940 triumph. Donald Ross and Robert Trent Jones. Today marks the 150th...
Aug 29, 2016 · D onald Ross, a giant of the Golden Age of golf architecture, was stunningly prolific, with over 400 designs to his name. Ross was one of the first professional golf course architects to build a successful and efficient business in America.
Feb 4, 2021 · In April 1899, 26-year-old Donald Ross set sail from Scotland for the United States to take the job at Oakley Country Club carrying only a suitcase, his golf clubs and his meager life savings. The ship docked in New York City and Ross walked from the docks to Grand Central Station for his northbound train.
Lived. 1872-1948. Biography. Donald Ross is considered one of the major forces in the history of American golf course architecture. Born and raised in Dornoch, Scotland, he learned several different golfing skills, including greenkeeper, club maker, pro, and architect.
The Donald Ross Society was created to assist in this effort and to study his work. Born in Dornoch, Scotland in 1872, Ross designed more than 400 US courses, including such luminary venues as Seminole, Oak Hill, Oakland Hills, and Wannamoisett in Rhode Island.
Nov 23, 2022 · At Pinehurst, we're fortunate to celebrate Donald Ross everyday. But today, on the 150th anniversary of his birth, we are especially proud to commemorate his lasting legacy at the Cradle of American Golf. We'll have much more today and in the coming days to celebrate Ross. pic.twitter.com/Hq5zumSKig
