Steve Burns (architect)
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Steve Burns, owner of Steve Burns Golf Design (founded in 1988), has been a golf course designer since 1981. He is a nationally certified landscape architect and is a member of the American Society of Golf Course Architects.[1] Burns studied pre-engineering at Ohio Wesleyan University prior to earning a Bachelor of Science degree in landscape architecture from Ohio State University in 1981. Before founding Burns Golf Design, he was employed with Fazio Golf Course Designers, Inc. from 1981 to 1988.
[edit] Golf Courses in which Burns was a primarily catalyst in developing
- Club de Golf Malinalco, San Sebastián de Amola, México[1]
- Cobblestone Golf Course, Kendallville, Indiana[1]
- Country Clubs of Fox Meadow – Meadow Course, Medina, Ohio[1]
- Dataw Island Club, Cotton Dike Course, Dataw Island, South Carolina[1]
- Hammock Dunes Golf Links, Palm Coast, Florida[1]
- Hawks Nest Golf Club, Wooster, Ohio[1]
- Hunter's Green, Tampa, Florida[1]
- John's Island West, Wabasso, Florida[1]
- Legion Memorial Golf Course, Everett, Washington[1]
- Long Point at Amelia Island Plantation, Fernandina Beach, Florida[1]
- Wachesaw Plantation, Murrells Inlet, South Carolina[1]
[edit] Awards and recognition
- The Boardroom Magazine Excellence in Achievement Award—Golf Course Architect 1999 and 2000.[citation needed]
