Forrest Richardson

Forrest Richardson studied golf architecture across the Fife Region of Scotland. Like most golf course architects, he learned under the direction of an established golf architect. Forrest's mentor was the late Arthur Jack Snyder, a past-president of ASGCA.

Forrest established his own firm, Forrest Richardson & Associates, in 1988. His work spans across the U.S. from Hawaii and Alaska to the Southwest and East Coast. Internationally he has served clients in Mexico, Central America, Canada and throughout Europe.

His work includes golf planning, new courses and historic renovations. Forrest has authored four books on golf course architecture, including the classic title "Bunkers, Pits & Other Hazards."

Forrest Richardson studied golf architecture across the Fife Region of Scotland. Like most golf course architects, he learned under the direction of an established golf architect. Forrest's mentor was the late Arthur Jack Snyder, a past-president of ASGCA.

Forrest established his own firm, Forrest Richardson & Associates, in 1988. His work spans across the U.S. from Hawaii and Alaska to the Southwest and East Coast. Internationally he has served clients in Mexico, Central America, Canada and throughout Europe.

His work includes golf planning, new courses and historic renovations. Forrest has authored four books on golf course architecture, including the classic title "Bunkers, Pits & Other Hazards."