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Architect

Andrew Green

Andrew Green combines archival study with construction work. In a 2023 interview with Virginia Tech, his university, he described using software and drone footage while also operating a bulldozer himself. He founded Green Golf and Turf in 2014 after working on course-design and construction projects.1

In the archive 5 Courses at 5 ClubsDated work 2019–2024

Course work

Published course connections in the archive.

Showing 1–5 of 5 courses

  1. Congressional Country Club club mark
    • RenovationBlue Course renovation
  2. Oak Hill Country Club club mark
    • Restoration
  3. East Lake Golf Club club mark
    • RestorationCourse restoration completed in 2024
  4. Interlachen Country Club club mark
    • RestorationRestoration of Donald Ross's original vision
  5. Inverness Club club mark
    • RestorationCourse restoration

Studying the drawings and working the ground

For the East Course at Oak Hill, he studied Donald Ross’s original layouts and drawings to inform the restoration. The Club selected him in 2016, and the course hosted the 2023 PGA Championship.1

Sources and record notes6 references

Sources for this history

  1. Virginia Tech alumnus breaking new ground in golf course architecture Virginia Tech

    June 16, 2023 first-person interview: construction, drone/software tools, 2014 firm and Donald Ross drawings at Oak Hill.

    Consulted 2026-11-07

Architect record sources

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