Mackenzie Ross
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Philip Mackenzie Ross (1890 – 1974) was a Scottish golf course architect who worked throughout Europe developing golf courses in France, Spain and Portugal as well as the United Kingdom. After 1945 he carried out a great deal of remodeling and restoration and in 1949 completed Southerness, in southwest Scotland, which is probably his most respected work. In 1971 Ross was elected the first president of the British Association of Golf Course Architects.
Famous for designing the Ailsa Course at Turnberry (1946) in Ayr, Scotland
[edit] External links
- EIGCA | Articles | Golf Course Architecture in Europe - 100 Years of Evolution at www.eigca.org
- North Berwick Golfing Pioneers
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