Robert Trent Jones II

Robert Trent Jones II

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Our Vision For Golf Course Design

At RTJ II, we listen to the land first, then we speak. Hidden within the topography of a great golf site is a cultural and historical legacy that transcends time and place, and which must be honored before a single stone is moved. It is then that our purpose unfolds: how to use nature’s gifts and our years of experience to create a course that will live in one’s memory long after being played. We don’t take on just any project, but will work with anyone who shares our vision: CEOs, heads of state, budget-minded municipalities, private developers, and world-class resorts.

With over 300 courses in 50 countries, Robert Trent Jones Jr. stands as a renowned golf course designer.

Golf Course Designers: RTJ Sr. & Jr.

Our Legacy as Golf Course Designers

The Robert Trent Jones name has been synonymous with golf course architecture since the late 1930s. Robert Trent Jones Sr. considered architecture an art form, not a science. “Follow the land,” he said famously, “don’t change the land.”  A century later that mantra still serves as the guiding light for the golf course design firm that defined golf course architecture in the modern era. Featured by Golf Digest, Golf Course Architecture and many other publications countless times, RTJ II designs are truly something special to be a part of.

 

Recent News

The Golf Wire,  

Palo Alto, CA  – Ask any of the designers at Robert Trent Jones II Golf Course Architects (RTJ II) how things are going—assuming, that is, you can track them down—and the answer is sure to be “busy.” Even though the team is used to traveling to all corners of the globe,

NCGA Golf,  

On March 29, the North Course at Alameda’s Corica Park officially opened to aloyal community awaiting a newly completed track to call home. It’s a property that has served generations of players in the Bay Area, as the game has been played there for almost a century.

Newsmax,  

Robert Trent Jones Jr., having spearheaded discreet White House back channels between the U.S. and its foreign friends and foes for 50 years, has figured out why America 2025 is no longer a country for wise men.

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