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Encyclopedia > Alister MacKenzie

Perhaps the greatest golf course designer of all time. Augusta National, Cypress Point and Green Hillls are three of his best works.

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Ian Andrew's "Caddy Shack": Architect #1 Alister MacKenzie (1462 words)
Alister Mackenzie offered his services and presented the group with a layout and series of drawings for the course.
Mackenzie’s career was full of many great commissions all over the world culmination with the greatest of all at Augusta National where he was paired with Bobby Jones to design a course that was based upon the playing style and experience of the Old Course.
MacKenzie loved to present multiple options from hole routes to approach styles, leaving the player often to choose where they cam in from and what style of approach to hit.
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