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Tom Fazio

Tom Fazio learned golf-course design through his uncle, George Fazio. In an interview preserved by the American Society of Golf Course Architects, he described that family introduction to the business, alongside contact with players including Byron Nelson, Jimmy Demaret and Sam Snead.1

In the archive 22 Courses at 20 ClubsDated work 1997–2002

Course work

Published course connections in the archive.

Showing 1–6 of 22 courses

  1. Quail Hollow Club club mark
    • RedesignCourse reconstruction
  2. Champions Golf Club club mark
    • Redesign
  3. Butler National Golf Club club mark
    • Co-design
  4. Dallas National Golf Club club mark
    • Original design
  5. Diamond Creek club mark
    • Original design
  6. Firestone Country Club club mark
    • RedesignLater redesign of the former West Course

Learning the family trade

Their shared work can be followed at Pinehurst No. 6. The resort credits George and Tom with a course that opened in 1979, built over uneven ground with a style distinct from its older courses.2

Sources and record notes24 references

Sources for this history

  1. No One Likes to be Turned Down: Tom Fazio American Society of Golf Course Architects

    Introduction and Tom Fazio interview; family training only, not every portfolio attribution.

    Consulted 2026-11-07
  2. Pinehurst No. 6: A Fabulous Course from the Fazios Pinehurst Resort

    Opening narrative and Opening Year: George/Tom collaboration, 1979 opening. Erroneous profession label for Tom is not repeated.

    Consulted 2026-11-07

Architect record sources

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