RTJ II Earns Honors On Golfweek 2012 'Best Courses' Lists

Published November 07, 2011

The vision and talent that is at the core of Robert Trent Jones II Golf Architects (RTJ II) again has been recognized among the best in the world, with the unveiling of the 2012 Golfweek magazine lists of Best Resort Courses, with a total of 11 designs by Robert Trent Jones earning honors.\

Six Jones projects are on the list of Best Resort Courses in the United States:

Princeville (Prince)
Kauai, Hawaii, 1990

CordeValle
San Martin, Calif., 2000

Osprey Meadows
Donnelly, Idaho, 2006

Poipu Bay Golf Resort
Kauai, Hawaii, 1991

Wailea Resort (Gold)
Maui, Hawaii, 1994

Links at Spanish Bay
Pebble Beach, Calif., 1987

Five Jones projects on are the list of Best Resort Courses in the Caribbean & Mexico:

Royal Westmoreland
St. James, Barbados, 1994

Reserva Conchal
Guanacaste, Costa Rica, 1996

Tierra del Sol
Oranjestad, Aruba, 1995

Bahia Beach Resort & Golf Club
Rio Grande, Puerto Rico, 2007

Our Lucaya Beach & Golf Resort (Reef)
Freeport, Bahamas, 2000

Also, Golfweek’s 2012 list of Best Residential Courses includes three Jones designs:

Patriot Golf Club
Owasso, Okla., 2010

Southern Highlands
Las Vegas, Nev., 1999

Winchester Golf Club
Meadow Vista, Calif., 2000

RTJ II is the world’s pre-eminent golf course architecture firm.  During the past four decades, RTJ II has designed more than 245 golf courses in more than 40 countries on six continents.  Founded in 1974 from parent company Robert Trent Jones, Inc., RTJ II was reorganized in 2000 with Robert Trent Jones, Jr. as Chairman and Bruce Charlton as President and Chief Design Officer.

“At Robert Trent Jones II our golf courses are of the earth but for the spirit,” says Jones (in photo), who also is Master Architect of the firm.  “We invite you to explore the spirit of our life and work and share our passion for the game of golf and the art of golf course design.”

Robert Trent Jones II is a global leader and innovator in all aspects of golf course design, from master planning through design implementation.  Its staff includes nine golf course designers working out of corporate headquarters in Palo Alto, Calif., and from several satellite offices throughout the world.  On most projects, the RTJ II Design Implementation Services division provides on-site company representatives during construction.  RTJ II delivers state-of-the-art, sustainable golf course projects for exceptional clients worldwide.

The complete list of Best Resort Courses is at http://www.golfweek.com/news/travel/

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