Architect

Carnegie Clark

Carnoustie-born golf course architect who designed The Australian Golf Club with Jock Hutchison and Gilbert Martin, and later many more Australian courses including Royal Queensland. Source

Life
1881–1959

Painting: Royal Queensland. Illustration only; the painting is still to come.

On The Golf List

4 courses credited to Clark, best ranked first.

  1. 30
    Royal Queensland

    QLDEagle Farm · Australia

  2. 96
    Pymble

    NSWSt Ives · Australia

  3. 99
    The Brisbane

    QLDYeerongpilly · Australia

  4. –
    Coffs Harbour (Lakes)

    NSWCoffs Harbour · Australia

    Unranked

History

In order, each line from a published source.

  1. 1881

    Carnegie Clark was born in Carnoustie, Scotland, in 1881. Source

  2. 1904

    In 1904 he designed The Australian Golf Club with Jock Hutchison and Gilbert Martin. Source

  3. 1911

    In 1911 he organised the meeting at Royal Sydney that founded the PGA of Australia, serving as its first treasurer. Source

  4. His later designs included Royal Queensland, Moore Park, New South Wales Golf Club and Moss Vale, and he retired in May 1930. Source

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