Bunker Hill Golf Course STudyCITY OF DUBUQUE, IOWA
MEMORANDUM
February 27, 2002
TO: Michael C. Van Milligen, City Manager
FROM: Gil D. Spence, Leisure Services Manager
SUBJECT: Golf Course Renovation Master Plan
INTRODUCTION
The purpose of this memorandum is to provide a recommendation on a
consultant tb hire to do a renovation master plan for the Bunker Hill Golf Course.
DISCUSSION
The Fiscal Year 2003 capital improvement budget contains $29,000 to conduct a
renovation study of the Bunker Hill Golf Course. A master plan will be developed
that will provide cost estimates that will be used for budgeting purposes and to
develop a phasing plan for the improvements.
The following individuals served on the committee that reviewed the nine
proposals that were submitted:
Gil Spence, Leisure Services Manager
Pat Prevenas, Recreation Division Manager
George Stephenson, Golf Pro
Bill Burke, Greens Superintendent
KenTeKippe, Finance Director
Lyle Galliart, Citizen Representative
Gary Harjehausen, Park and Recreation Advisory Commission
Of the nine proposals that were received, seven of the firms visited the golf
course and discussed the project with staff prior to submitting their proposals
For that reason, the committee did not conduct formal interviews.
(continued)
golf course renovation master plan, page two
The following is a listing of the nine proposals that were received:
Firm Fees
Herfort Norby Golf Course Amhitects, LLC $8,500 plus mileage
William James Spear & Associates $12,900 plus expenses
Killian Design Group Incorporated $13,000
Gill Miller Golf Course Amhitects, inc. $19,500
Craig Schreiner Golf Course Amhitects, Inc. $22,500 plus expenses
Lohmann Golf Designs $22,700 plus expenses
Jacobson Golf Course Design, Inc. $23,000 plus expenses
Bradford Benz Golf Course Architects $24,250 plus travel
Jeffrey D. Brauer Golf Scapes not given
RECOMMENDATION
The committee recommends Gill Miller Golf Course Architects, Inc., to be hired to
conduct the study and develop the master plan. The basic reasons for selecting
this firm include:
· extensive experience doing renovation master plans;
· their approach to the study will provide a hole-by-hole assessment by
which the recommended improvements will be determined;
· an agronomist will be part of the design team to provide an evaluation to
assess the issues of managing or eliminating poa annua from the golf
course;
· throughout the RFP process, they demonstrated a strong interest in our
project and from their visit to Dubuque and written proposal, it seems they
would be very easy to work with; and
· with professional fees of $19,500, including expenses, $9,500 is left in the
budget if additional topographic mapping is needed.
I have spoken with three people from golf courses Gill Miller has worked with and
received very positive recommendations. All three spoke of how easy Gill Miller
is to work with, how professional they conduct themselves, and that the quality of
their work is excellent. The Park and Recreation Advisory Commission
concurred with this recommendation at their March 11th meeting.
ACTION STEP
The action requested is that the City Council approve hiring Gill Miller Golf
Course Architects, Inc., to conduct a renovation of study and develop a master
plan for the Bunker Hill Golf Course.
GDS:jlr
Bunker Hill Golf
Course Renovation
Study
City of Dubuque
Iowa
February 3, 2003
GILL
MILLER
Golf Course Architects
122 NortJ~ 2ndStreet · River Fa//x, WI 54022
phone: 715.425.951/ · fax: 715.425.2962
web: www.g~llmiller.com e-mail: info @gillmiller.com
February 3, 2003
Gll D. Spence, Manager
Leisure Services Department
2200 Bunker Hill Road
Dubuque, Iowa 52001-3010
Re: Proposal for Golf Course Architectural Services
Dear Mr. Spence and Members of the Selection Committee:
Gill Miller, Inc. greatly appreciates the committee's consideration of our firm for this
project. Personally, and as a company, we would highly value this commission. It was
a pleasure to meet with Mr. Prevenas, Mr. Burke, and yourself at the golf course last
month. We appreciate your taking the time to visit with us about the proposed golf
course renovation plan for the Bunker Hill Golf Course and for the opportunity to
introduce our firm to you and to express our interest in this project.
Undoubtedly many of firms submitting on this project have experience in, and have
completed numerous golf course master plans as we have. I think what differentiates
us from the other firms is our ability, personality, patience and diligence to initiate a
logical process, work it through with the renovation committee, various governmental
bodies and citizen groups, and see it through the budgeting and implementation phase
to a meantngf~ conclusion.
We have completed munidpal projects in Iowa for the City of Ankeny at Otter Creek
Golf Course; the City of Cedar Falls in the design of Waiter's Ridge their new par 3
course; for the City of Waverly in the major renovation of the Waverly Mtmidpal Golf
Course; at the City of Muscatine in the recent renovation of the 13t~ Hole at Muscatine
Mtmidpal Golf Course; and most recently for the City of Bettendorf in the remodelling
and renovation of the 11th hole and 15a' tee at Palmer Hills.
Enclosed please find our proposal to provide golf course architectural services for the
Bunker Hild Golf Course Renovation Study. In the proposal we have induded our
qualifications and examples of some of our renovation and master planning projects.
Under separate cover is our proposed fee basis:
Our experience with similar projects will allow us to develop a plan that will meet the
seven objectives and identified major concerns as stated in the request for proposal.
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Proposal of Golf ~ourse Architectural Design Services
Bunker Hill Renovation Study, City of Dubuque, Iowa
February3, 2003
Based on my site observations and our conversations during the site visit 'we
understand the following to be the some of the critical issues to be addressed:
Drainage improvements, most importantly on holes 3, 10, 17 and 18 - e q
On course conflicts in golfer drculation patterns between 10 green and 11
tees, and off course conflicts with play on holes 12 and 13 with Grandview
Avenue
Shading and related turf issues most notably on holes 4, 6, 12, 13, and 14
Poor green performance (puttable area, size, and slope) on holes 7 and 12
Upgrade of the irrigation control system
Overall improvement and upgrade of turf quality and issues of dealing with
poa annua. (As a part of our services, we will retain Mr. Paul Vermeulen,
Agronomist and Mid Continent Director for the USGA, to complete a one day
site visit and follow-up report on this issue.)
In addition to the above and as part of the renovation study, Gill Miller, Inc will
review cart path locations and entrance and exit points from greens - make
recommendations for new cart path placement
evaluate practice range expansion alternaEves - expand teeing surface,
consider target greens and practice bunkers
evaluate sequencing of holes and the speed of play
improve tee complexes increasing size and optimizing location and variety in
yardage to accommodate broader market segment
evaluate means to add length to course
evaluate means negotiate steep slope areas
review bunker shapes and locations - suggest new locations to enhance
strategic play
evaluate and propose tree groupings to better define play strategy
address safety and screening between congested play areas
address implementation of the proposed improvements
Our experience with similar projects will allow us to develop a plan, which will address
these key issues and others in a way that will spedfically meet the needs and stated
objectives .of the Leisure Services Department. We are confident that our references will
verify a strong record of building consensus for golf course improvements on existing
golf courses.
Our proposal is divided into six parts: Introduction, Relative Project Experience, Work
Plan, Time Schedule, Insurance, and Conclusion.
Proposal of Golf Course Architectural Design Services
Bunker Hill Renovation Study, City of Dubuque, Iowa
February3, 2oo3
As we discussed at our site visit, we understand the City of Dubuque will provide
current aerial photography and topographic mapping for our use if selected. All work
will be produced in a digital format acceptable to the City.
Given the commission we would commence work immediately on the project. As soon
as weather permits we would complete our site assessment. In the interim we would
evaluate practice range alternatives, tee and btmker expansion options, and tree
massing locations. We estimate we could complete the master plan within 120 days,
but ultimately the completion date will depend on the schedule of meetings and
presentation dates with the renovation committee and City of Dubuque City Coundl as
directed by Leisure Services staff.
We are fully insured and licensed to work in the State of Iowa as Registered Landscape
Architects. As indicated above we have extensive working experience in Iowa.
Please let us know if you have questions or comments or if you would like us to modify
the proposal in any way. We are eager and willing to return to Dubuque to present our
qualifications to the selection committee if appropriate.
Respectfully submitted
Garrett Gill, President
Gill Miller, Inc. Golf Course Architects
enclosure 9 copies of the proposal
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MILLER~
Gill Miller, Inc. -- Golf Course Architects
122 North 2nd Street
River Falls, WI 54022
715.425.9511 fax 715.425.9511
e-mail info@gillmitler.com
· founded
present size:
· Prindpah
· Prindpal:
Senior Designer:
Manager:
1985
5
Garrett Gill - 18 years
Pard Miller - 13 years
Jon Schmenk - 6 years
Sue Timmerman -6 years
Gill Miller, Inc. is a small design firm, focused entirely on the
profession of golf course architecture.
Garrett Gill, President, grew up following in the
business established by his late father, David Gill of St.
Charles, Illinois. Garrett and David worked together
for many years completing numerous golf fadlities
among them Meadowbrook Links in Rapid City, Iowa,
and the Hulman Links in Terre Haute, Indiana, both of
which have been ranked in the Top 50 Public Golf
Courses by Golf Digest Magazine.
Paul Miller, Principal, entered the profession of golf
architecture with a degree in landscape architecture. He
has a strong background in turf management with
seven years golf course maintenance experience at
Crow Valley Golf Club in Bettendorf Iowa, and Town
and Countzy Club in St. Paul, Minnesota.
Gill Miller, Inc. formerly, Williams, Gill and
Assodates, was established in 1985 and since that
time has completed over 200 golf course projects in
33 states.
Garrett Gill, ASGCA, - will act as Principal-in-Charge of the project. Garrett has been
directly involved with all of the firm's golf course design and renovation projects (refer
attached resume).
Pard Miller, ASLA, will act as project manager for Gill Miller (refer attached resume).
Highlights... Following are brief highlights of Gill Miller, Inc.:
· Garrett Gill, Member American Sodety of Golf Course Architects since 1982
· Member American Sodety of Landscape Architects
· Registered Landscape Architects, MN, IA, SD, TX & WI
· Member Golf Course Superintendents Association, MN, IA, SD, ND & WI
· Complete CAD ability -- base platform Madntosh
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Recently completed master plan projects:
Gill Miller, Inc. has completed numerous projects similar in scope to this project.
Specifically, we have participated in generating master plans for improvements for the
following golf courses. In eac~ case the golf courses were reviewed on a hole by hole
basis to establish the required improvements for: playability, aesthetics, maintenance
factors, and drainage and safety issues. The projects listed below have taken the master
plans and moved into the implementation stage. We believe that is the true test of
whether a master plan is successful.
Waverly Municipal Golf Course
iWaveriy, IA 50677
iScope of Work
!golf course master plan, October, 1999
iphase 1 drainage improvements new,
frees and bunkers - summer 2000
phase 2
!construction 4 ponds, 7 greens, 8 tee
complexes 4 bridges and related drainage
1- opened for play July 2002
Contact
Tab Ray
Director of Parks
City of Waverly
200 First Street NE, PO Box 616
Waverly, Iowa 50677
(319) 352-6263
Superintendent
Doug Snook (319) 352-6262
DeIlwood Hills Golf Club
Dellwood, M2N 55304
Scope of Work
!GMI completed the master plan for
improvements in early 2001
phase i construction will commence on
October 8, 2001 and will include tee
construction, drain tile installation,
bridge installation and regraded creeks
Contact
Jeff Belting, General Manager
Dellwood Hills Golf Club
29 East Highway 96
Detlwood, M 55110
(651) 426-3218
Superintendent
Eric Peterson (651) 426-4406
Southview Country Club r~,~ ~ ~- ~ ~. .,~ . ,
West St. Paul, Minnesota 55118 ~O,J,x" '!,.~0 U ~B .I.~At
Scope of Work
GMI completed the master plan for
improvements in 2000
:Work is being implemented on a
yearly basis. 2001 work included new
tees and fairway renovation work on
holes 10 & 11. 2002 work included new
tees, bunker and ,,vail work on holes
15, 16 & 18
GILL
MILLER
References for new golf course projects:
Gill Miller, Inc. have recently completed the following new golf course projects in the
midwest area that represent the design character that we incorporate in our designs:
Wisconsin
cham
acre }e~idential 1
tO create a
$3,8,rffu~lion _
NEW GOLF COURSE
Contact
Preservation Development Corporation
Bill Block
369 East Kellog Blvd.
St. Patti, MN
St. Paul, MN
(651) 225-4653
Superintendent
JohnBickner
(715)549-6339
and
opened
course,
residential lots, the design
rtdy
- Rated Top 10 New
$42 million
July 2001
design of 1.8~.hole golf ~our_se wi~.
-~Ot~sing,~22 pdnds~sn golf cours~ *
MN553ffl
Score of.Work
design ot 1.8~.hole golf
~Ot~sing'~22 ~ScJnd~n
'construction cost $3.0 ~lion
pr~ct stam~ completed i999
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6800 France Avenue
Suite 178
Edina, 5/fin 55435 (612) 920-8210
St~perintdmdent
'Rob St. SauvetT:.-
(95_2) 226-1147
NEW GOLF COURSE
Gontact
~- Kent Roessler, President
Kenco Homes . ~ -
.13736 NE Johnson Street
_ HamLak. e, MN55304 7
(763) 7574052
Recently completed or in progress Master Planning for Improvements projects:
Brae Loch Golf Course, Grayslake, Illinois
Chandler Park Golf Course, Detroit, Michigan
Dellwood I-J211s Golf Club, Dellwood, Minnesota
Island View Golf Club, Waconia, Minnesota
Goodrich Golf Course, Maplewood, Minnesota
Granite Falls Golf Club, Granite Falls, Minnesota
Heatherwoode Golf Club, Springboro, Oh/o
Highland Park Golf Course, St. Paul, MN
Lake Shore Golf Course, Oshkosh, Wisconsin
North Shore Golf Club, Menominee. Michigan
Otter Creek Golf Course, Ankeny, Iowa
Reid Murddpal Golf Course Appleton, Wisconsin
Rice Lake Golf and Country Club, Lake Mills, Iowa
Spooner Golf Club, Spooner, Wisconsin
Seven Springs Golf Club, Chesapeake, Virginia
Skippack Golf Course, Skippack, Pennsylvania
Southview Country Club, Inver Grove Heights, MN
Village Links Golf Course, Glen Ellyn, lllinois
Waverly Golf Course, Waverly, Iowa
West Winds Country Club, New Market, Maryland
Winona Country Club, Winona, Minnesota
A representative list of Recent or Current Projects include:
GILL
MILLER
Current Golf Course Clients References:
Village Links Golf Course · City of Glen Ellyn, IL
Contact: Matt Pekarek, Manager
The Village Links of Glen ~llyn
485 Winchell Way
Glen Ellyn, IL 60137 (630) 469-8180
Gill Miller, [nc. is providing a comprehensive master plan for
improvement to the 27 hole facility
Spooner Golf Club · Spooner, WI
Contact: Mike Schafer, Greens Chairman
Spooner Golf Club
PO Box 146
Spooner, WI 54801 (715) 635-2111
Gill Miller, Inc. is providing a comprehensive master plan for
improvement to the 18 hole facility
Ponds at Battle Creek ° Ramsey County, MN
Contact: Kevin Finley, Director of Operation
Ramsey County Parks
2015 North Van Dyke
Maplewood, MN 55109 (651) 748 - 2500
Gill Miller, Inc. is providing design services for a new 9 hole golf
course and practice range on 90 acres in Maplewood, MN.
Muscatine Municipal Golf Course ° Muscatine, Iowa
Contact: Richard Klimes, Assistant Director of Parks
City of Muscatine
215 Sycamore, Muscatine, IA 52761 (563) 263-0241 ext. 123
Gill Miller, Inc. provided initial concept documents in 2001 for
the remodeling of Hole I3, their signature par 3. Phase 1
improvements were implemented in December of 2001. Phase 2
improvements zoere completed July 2002.
Eagle River Golf Club ° Eagle River, WI
Contact: Ken Smith, Superintendent
Eagle River Golf Club
PO Box 1269
Eagle River, WI 548521 (715) 479-2284
Gill Miller, Inc. is providing a comprehensive master plan for
improvement to the 18 hole facility. Phase I improvements are
scheduled to commence Fall 2003.
We take pride in our current projects and past accomplishments. We rely on the positive
recommendations our past clients provide. We have served as the prindpal golf design
consultants on numerous projects for the American Golf Corporation, Santa Monica, CA,
who own or lease, and provide management services on over 300 golf properties.
GILL
MILLER
Gdf C~um' Arcbitects
of a
meet ! prOjec~'goals.
he tasks proposed f6r,
~f the master plan,..we
purposes of collecting data-or'
dry cotmdl or for
Golf S~te Assessment,
Inc. will meet with Dubuque Municipal Golf Course Master Plan
of the project, specific ~
and evaluation of the
Inc. will prepare a hole
location, slope, & alignment
shape, contour, slope, pin set area, & finish
placement, quality of sand, & drainage
condition, drainage, size & contour
/ out of play areas, condition & drainage
materials, safety & condition
quality, age, use, & condition
bank condition, & water quality
by
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phase complete a complete irrigation system assessment.
· Erik Christiar,~sen, EC Design Group, a certified irrigation
the
4.1 Gill Miller, Inc. will make all necessary revisions and updates as determined in consultation with
the Golf Committee.
In accordance with the request for proposal Gill Miller, Inc. meets or exceeds the insurance
requirements set forth in Attachment A. Gill Miller, Inc. maintains the following insurance
coverage's and limits.
Professional Liability:
Bodily injury and property damage
$2,000,000
Commerdal General Liability:
General Aggregate Limit
Completed Operations
$4,000,000
$4,000,000
Personal Injury
Each Occureace
Medical
$2,000,000
$2,000,000
$10,000
The following reasons allow you to confidently select Gill, Miller, Inc. as the best
choice as design consultants for this project:
Dedication to the project
Our commitment is to provide
optimum in professional services.
the
Experience in the design of golf course
improvements
A substantial part of our practice is
based on improvement projects at
existing golf courses. We have a strong
record of completing these projects
within the established budget and on
time. We give each project the level of
attention it requires to meet the
expectations of our clients.
Regional and national recognition
Gill Miller, Inc. has recognized major
accomplishments in golf course design.
Developing strong working relations
Our ability to work with our clients as a team during the planning and
construction process is our greatest strength.
GILL
~ MILLER~
Working with munidpalities and public golf courses
Our practice is centered on the public / munidpal golf course market. All of
our projects have established budgets and time frames that we adhere to. If
construction bids are over the estimate of construction, Gill Miller will make
the necessary revisions to reduce the cost of the project at no charge to the
client.
Thank you for considering Gill Miller, Inc. as your golf course architect~. We
look forward to working with you.
Respectfully submitted,
Garrett Gill, President
Gill Miller Inc,, Golf Course Architects
GILL
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SHOT Analysis
Strengths:
This is an interesting
hole with the tree and
bunker combination
creating a unique feature of
golf course.
Hol:e no. 5
Handicaps:
The tees are aligned poorly to direct shots
out of bounds. The landing area is not visable.
There is a steep slope off the back of the green.
Opportunities:
The tees should be realigned to
the landing area. The hillside
should be cut back to open up the
view of the fairway and landing
area. The bunker on the left side
should be reshaped and other
bunkers added to discourage play
along the left side of the hole. The
green should be rebuilt. The cart
path should be extended from no.
4 green to no. 5 tees.
Threats:
Golfers play the hole
straightaway which causes a
conflict with golfers on no. 4 tees
Hole5 -- Par4 - handicap: 10/7
~ropc~e~: Waverly Golf Course
- oxo yaro~s ~/averly~ iowa
fc~ard tees- 28,5 y~xcls forward tees- 270 yards
October 19,1999
SHOT Analysis
path and i
bunker
Strengths:
The view from the green to the rest of the golf
course is dramatic. The hole finishes in nice
proximit-y to the clubhouse.
Handicaps:
The hole plays as an akward
dogleg that is reinforced by
the trees in close proximaty
to the property line. The tee
area is congested with 8
green and 7 fairway. The left
fairway bunker is out of
play. The green sits on a
plateau.
Opportunities:
A forward tee should be
added. There is an
opportunity to add two
connected ponds on the left
side of the hole to reinforce the
dogleg while allowing the
fairway to shift to the left. The
fairway bunkers should be
eliminated with the right one
being rebuilt.
add
close to
properrty line
Hole
9
Threats:
The right side of the hole is very dose to the property line
Hole9 - Par4 - handicap: 8/3
backtees- 350yaras Pro~o~
ha& te~ - ~ y~a~[ Waverly, Iowa [ ~.'~
October 19, 1999
no. 6 green / electrical line
-maintenance
clubhouse
box
v out =906
mature evergreens at I st tee
future development
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Strengths:
· Terraced tees provide a beautiful
dowmbdlt tee shot with distant rock
formations looming in the background.
· Massing of trees protect the right side
of the hole direc~g the golfer to play
the ball left.
Handicaps: · Add a forward tee.
· The fairway suffers from compacted
soils and poor drainage.
· Dead poplar trees along the left
side of the fairway need to be removed.
· Cart path is unsightly as viewed
from the tee.
· Greenside bunker is not vis~Ie
from the fairway.
· Green allows only limited pin
placement locations
· The green turf suffers from a lack
of air movement creating difficult
growing conditions.
Opporttmities:
· Add a forward tee near the wishing well.
· Remove dead poplar trees and replace
with mounding to screen View of cart
path.
· Remove trees right of the fairway and
add a pond to improve drainage.
· Relocate cart path with a serpentine
form around fairway bunkering and
new mounding.
· Add fairway a bunker to define the
landing area~
· Contour mow fairway around features.
· Rebuild greenside bunker for better
visibility from the fairway and add
bunker right of green.
· .Clear / thin trees arotmd the green to
increase air circulation and better turf
growing conditions.
Threats:
· No apparent threats.
Hole 13 -- Par 4 -- Handicap 7
WM~na Couutrv Club fxis~n~ Propose&
~ Winona, N~ 55~987 wia~-3,m~-o~d,~ ~ta~-~c~y~
SHOT Analysis Hole No. 13
(~dear / thin trees and add alan
to increase air circulation and
create better turf growing
conditions
~) rebuild left greenside
bunker for better visibi2ty
from the fairway and add
bunker to front right
(~ ex,siting power lines to
be buried
(~remove dead poplar
trees, serpentine cart
path and add mounds
to reduce vim'bility of
path from tee
add pon~t to
open area
around featrtres
I~)ra~se fairway with
pond spoils and
incorporate deep
tine aerification
along with the
installation of
draintile to
improve drainage
(~)add forward tee
0 S0 I00 2~0
I
(~the xmmber preceeding the
proposed imt~vement
reflects ils priority
SHOT Analysis Hole No. 18
Strengths: (~) regrade berm adding material to reduce abrupt
· Challengkng par 4 fLnishing hole requirLng slopes and sharp angles - finished berm should
accurate tee and approach shots, look more natural and be easier to maintain
· Pretty setting witZn_ ~e creek and
.hillside.
· Hillside could altow for great
spectator viewing.
Handicaps:
· Pump house is in need of renovation.
(~) add beach bunker
oExisffng creek requires two forced
carries off the tee for the men and
one for the women.
°Fairway lacks definition of the
landing area
Beautify hitiside with wild
flowers, perermials and/or
annuals
Eliminate sand btmker and
create larger turf bunker
water
(~) regrade fairway to
improve playability
and turf quality
(~ terrace hillside
I~ add fairway bunkers
(!)selectively dear trees
along creek bank
(~) add mounds with
holes 17 and 18
fairway for alternate wa,
of playing hole
Opportunities:
· Build new tees shifffng them to the right for a better
angle of play.
· Clearing trees along both sides of the creek and extending
the fairway left opens the hole for different angles of play
allowing the golfer to bite off as much as he or she can.
oAdding fairway bunkers help define the landing area.
· Adding a beach bunker, to the pond near the green, will
catch balls saving them from a worse fate of the water.
· Regrading the fairway will provide the a more uniform
strrface and better turf quality.
· Adding wild flowers, perennials, and/or annuals to
beautify the hillside.
Threats:
· Errant shots from practice range could endanger golfers
on fairway and forward tee.
Wirrona Country Club
Wwg~qa, MIq 55987
Hole 18 -- Par 4 - Handicap 9
Existing:. Proposed:
(~)the number preceeding the
proposed improvement
reflects its priority
W~ena Cemgry C~b Card of the Course
Hole Numbex
Exisiing Fai~wa3
Roagit -
Proposed Tee
Tee
Improvement Plan
try November 19, 1999
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Winona, MN 55987 ~ ~'~:
No.da
Hole #1
Par 4
Middle Tees: 327
A. widentee onright side tO gainmore width
1~ consider removing oak tree on l~t front and pine on right front of tee to improvc
playability from tee by golfers who either fade or draw the ball off the tee
C. grade and level main tee - expand main tee to encompass both levels by rebuilding
relaining wall in front of tee
D. relocate forward tee forward along exisling ridge on the left side of the
fairway/rough
E. consider placement of a small pond in depression in front of main lee - area
w/Il occasionally flood and stay wet for several days
Ir. consider placement of fairway bunker complex of two or more bunkers on
m, left side of fain, ay approximately 270 yards form main tee
G. sbapo green side bunkers - consider remov/n~ sand bunker on left
side of green
1/~ original green - consider constructing new g~een with better
vis~/lity from landing area- Scott indicates this green is the worst
o~1 the com-'se
L root prime or consider removing silver maple txees from fight rear
of green
J. grade and simpe existing earth mounds behind green
Add plantings to screen view
of Sam's Club in distance.
Rebuild green (and bunkers)
to create a more level putting
surface and provide a green
that better holds approach
shots.
Hole No. 8
Add a deception / a/ming
bunker along hillside left of
the fairway to help guide or
trick golfers to the location of
the green.
Contour mow the fairway.
Add a heroic bunker on knob
along the right side of the
fairway.
Expand the fairway to the
open space along the left side
of the hole.
Rebuild tee edges to reduce
steep drop off and create a
more maintairmble slope.
a separate red tee.
Realign the tee to play
toward the center of the
fairway.
Tunnel path under parking
lot / entrance drive.
.. Add plantings to buffer
between putting green and
ninth green.
Rebuild green and bunkers
to make room for mounds,
plantings, and cart path.
Add plantings to replace
lost trees from road
improvements
Remove shrubs (not very
golf course like) between
pond and ninth fairway.
Oppommity to expand
pond and bring it more
into play.
Regrade fairway to create a
more level playing surface
and reduce the effect of
balls kicking left and into
the rough.
Expand the fairway left.
Lower hillside to increase
view of the landing area
from the tees.
Contour mow the fairway.
Hole-No. 9
White tees 331 ~
Yellow tees 287 ~
Break up large tee into 3
smaller tees staggering
them to the right. Lower
grade in front of the tees
to increase view of the
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Golf Course Master
Improvements Plan
ISouthview Country Club
239 E. Mendota Road
West St. Paul, MN 55118
Phone: (651) 451-0409
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Add plantings to protect #18 tees
from overhit shots into #t 7 green.
Clear trees and expand the pond
in front of the green to increase
strategy and challenge to the
hole. Stabilize the banks with
materials and method approved
by the State.
Renovate the existing greenside
Relocate and pave the
path along the right
side of the fairway.
Shift fairway to the
right and add bunkers
to the inside of the
dogleg reducing the
between the
range and hole 17.
Add mounds (~,6' high)
and tree plantings to
create a buffer between
the fairway and the
range.
Add 4" perforated
dminfile to improve
fairway drainage -
drain to creek.
Remove haul road.
Add a 30' x 30' Family Tee.
Hole No. 17
[ Middle tees 368 to 368
Skippack
G¢ff Course
P.O. Box 1967 Shtamp l:Lall & Cedar Roads
Add tree plantings to create a buffer between holes #16 and #17.
Add a tee amenity station.
Align tee along the new line of play.
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Repair the cart path.
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Black tees 31~
View from green side bunkers looking at the green
Opportunity for a permanent restroom
facility
Add plantings to screen view of
pump house from fakway and
surrounding houses
Oppommity to add another
fairway bunker and in~rea~se
the size of current bunker for
better visibility from the tees
Oppoxttmity to expand the
middle tee to the right for more
teeing surface
Oppommity to expand the back
tee to the right for more teeing
surface
.Thil~ning of trees will help
merease air movement reducing
the possibility of disease
affecting the tees
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~First Priority ~Secend Priority O TMrd Priority
Heatherwoode
Golf Club
88 Heathetwoode Blvd.
Sl~ingboro, OH 45066 City of SBringboro
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Plant trees and naturalize the R.O.W. and,0
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the hole and help define the landing
area as seen from the tee
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to increase size of nursery green and
incorporate a tree nursery
(see sheet 20 for further details)
Add plantings to screen off Maintenance area
(see sheet 20 for further details)
Landscape staging area~
with flowers and shade
tollerant perennials
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Introduction
Gill Miller, Inc.is pleased to submit this interest statement for your consideration in selecting a
golf course architectural design firm.
Golf course architectural design, engineering and construction is vastly different from other types
of design and construction work and requires special expertise in developing designs and
working drawings that promote challenging, playable and esthetically pleasing golf routings and,
the wisest use of the land in an environmentally acceptable manner. Important also is the golf
come architect's experience in cost estimating and budgeting, specifying and bidding,
construction scheduling and contractor selection.
Master planning or conceptual design is a integral part of all facets of golf course design from
renovation and remodeling work to new design and construction projects. Clients respect our
ability to be creative, thorough, and decisive as well as deliver the completed project within the
original budget without elimination of scheduled construction items.
Gill Miller, Inc.is also the principal golf come architectural design and construction management
consultants for American Goff Corporation, Santa Monica, California, a goff come management
company specializing in public and municipal golf course management. As principal consultants
to American Golf Corporation we provide master planning services and have directed numerous
renovation projects ranging in scope from the design of one green or tee to complete new
eighteen hole goff course projects. We also provide inigation design services and pmclice and
instructional range complex design. Gill Miller has also provided tree planting plans, landscape
enhancement plans, clubhouse and maintenance facility site plans, cart path muting plans and
drainage improvement plans.
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The partnership of Gill Miller was formed in March
of 2000 to continue the practice of golf course
architecture previously known as Williams, Gill &
Associates, Inc. The firm has provided golf course
design and construction management services since
1985 for clients in 33 states. During that time we
have successfully completed over 200 golf course
projects.
The office of Gill Miller, Inc.continues to work with
Williams, Gill and Associates of Abilene, TX to
provide service to clients in different parts of the
country. The two offices will continue to share
expertise to facilitate completion of multiple or large
projects.
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Areas of Expertise
Gill Miller, Inc.have a variety of skills that relate directly to developing a quality golf course project.
They are listed below.
· storm water management plans for golf coarses, parks and open space systems,
· detention and retention facility design,
· small structure designs such as lakes, dams, revetments
· irrigation system design including pumping stations and wet wells
· cost estimating and construction management.
· golf course irrigation systems and the use of sewage effluent on golf courses
Landscape architectural and architectural design and planning expertise includes:
· site analysis and evaluation studies including architectural building studies
· wetland studies, evaluation and analysis
· program needs and assessment studies
· feasibility and environmental studies
· site design and construction detailing on a variety of project types, primarily medium to
large scale
· subdivision planning and design
· soil erosion and sedimentation control plans
· planting design and environmental graphics
· in-house design of small park structures
Golf course architectural services include all aspects of the design and development of the golf
facility including:
· feasibility and assessment studies
· preliminary design and master planning,
· routing and dimensioning plans,
· clearing, grubbing and demolition plans,
· grading and drainage plans,
· !ndividual green, tee and bunker design plans,
· irrigation system layout and programming plans,
· seeding and planting plans
· all necessary construction details and specifications
· construction management services
· maintenance and operation of golf course facilities
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Resumes of Key Personnel
Garrett Gill
Golf Course Architect
EDUCATION:
University of Wisconsin (Madison): B.S.
Landscape Architecture; 1975
Texas A&M University: Master of Landscape
Architecture with emphasis in goff course
architecture and agricultural engineering; 1977
CURRENT EMPLOYMENT:
Gill Miller, Inc.
Involved in all aspects of golf course
architectmal design, construction management
and site observation. Consultant for landscape
architectural services inclusive of design,
construction management and site observation.
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PREVIOUS WORK EXPERIENCE:
1977 - 1983: David Gill Corporation, St. Charles, Illinois
Golf Course Architect, Inspection and supervision of all projects in St. Chartes, Illinois, and
Lubbock, Texas. Responsible for approximately 25 golf courses and other related facilities
1983 - 1987: Texas Tech University, Lubbock, Texas
Department of Park Adminimtion and Landscape Architecture;
Assistant Professor, Teaching responsibilities include all levels of Landscape Architectural
Design, Landscape Conslruction, Advanced Landscape Construction and Professional
Practice.
1983 - 1985: Landscape Architect and Consultant: Texas Instruments, Dallas, Texas.
Responsible for general design and irrigation design work on most Texas facilities; 1983 - 1985
PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS:
Member, American Society of LandscapeArchitects
Member, American Society of Golf Course Architects
PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION:
Landscape Architect,
State of Texas No.695, State of Wisconsin
Licensed Lrrigator, State of Texas No. 2628
AREAS OF SPECIAL EXPERTISE:
Stormwater management including drainage
and detention facility design, Soil erosion
and sedimentation control management,
irrigation design
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Paul W. Miller, Principle
EDUCATION:
University of Minnesota:
Bachelor of Landscape Architecture; 1987
CURRENT EMPLOYMENT:
Gill Miller, Inc.
Responsible for design and construction
management services on all projects.
PREVIOUS WORK EXPERIENCE:
1987 - 1990: Barton-Ashman Associates,
Landscape Architect in Training, responsible for
all phases of project development from initial
design to implementation~ The scope of the
projects varied from golf courses and parks to
urban site developments.
1985 - 1987: Damon Father Associates, Inc.
Landscape Architecture Smdem Intern, responsible for project support on all design projects.
1983 - 1984: Town and Country Club
Golf Course Maintenance. Carried out all phases of golf course maintenance
1976 - 1982: Crow Valley Goff Club
Golf Course Maintenance. Carded out all phases of
goff come maintenance
AREAS OF EXPERTISE:
Site Development Planning
Tuff Gross Maintenance and Management
Planting Design
PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION:
Landscape Architect
State of Minnesota No. 20920
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Dr. Rita M. Kozak, Environmental
Consultant
EDUCATION:
Texas Tech University: Ph.D. Land Use
Planning, Management and Design; 1987
University of Chicago: M~_. Geography; 1981
Elmhurst College, Elmhurst, IL: B.A.
Geography; 1979
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Gill Miller, Inc.
Responsible for land use planning and
environmental management operations inclusive
of design, zoning process and applications,
DNR and US Corp of Engineers permit process
and applications and all related work.
PREVIOUS WORK EXPERIENCE:
University of Wisconsin · River Falls
Associate Professor, Department of Plant and Earth Sciences, College of Agriculture responsible
for .undergraduate course work in recreational facility planning, land capability analysis, remote
sensing and land use planning.
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Instructor/graduate assistant, responsible for undergraduate course work in remote sensing and
land use planning
1981-1983: Kane County Development Department, Geneva, I1
Served as associate and fluvial planner.
AREAS OF EXPERTISE:
Site Development Planning
Environmental and Solid Waste Management
Zoning and Wetland Pemaitting
PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS: Member, American Planning Association
Member, American Society of Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing
COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES:
Pierce County, WI Solid Waste Management Board
Pierce County, WI Zoning Board of Adjustment
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Jon Schmenk, Design Associate
EDUCATION:
University of Wisconsin, Madison: B.S.
Landscape Architecture; 1995
CURRENT EMPLOYMENT:
Gffi Miller, Inc.
Involved in all aspects of golf course design,
construction management and site observation.
PREVIOUS WORK EXPERIENCE:
1995-1996: Lohmann Golf Designs, Inc.
Golf Come ArchitecffConstmction
Superintendent, Design and construction
management of golf courses. Responsible for
layout and finish work for an 18-hole goff come
1994: University of Wisconsin, Madison
Landscape Architect Intern, Responsible for surveying, planning and design on many projects
1993: The Springs Goff Course
Construction Supervisor, Responsible for 9 hole renovation project on 27-hole goff course
1988-1992: Sentryworld Goff Course
Golf Course Maintenance, Carried out all phases of golf come maintenance
Sue Timmeman, Office Manager
EDUCATION:
University of Wisconsin - River Falls: B.S. Broad
Area Business Administration; 1997
CURRENT EMPLOYMENT:
Gill Miller, Inc.
Responsible for all areas of daily office
administration and bookkeeping.
PREVIOUS WORK EXPERIENCE:
1981-1997: Office Manager - Alton and
Slillwater, MN
1977-1981: Cost Accountant - Cannon
Falls, MN.
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Member, American Institute of Professional
Bookkeepers
COMMISSION:
Notar~ Public, State of Wisconsin
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Golf Course Projects
The following list of commissions represent the major golf course projects of Gill Miller, Inc. and
does not include numerous other clients or non-golf related projects to which we have provided
design services.
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B-R 9
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R-B-C 6
B -R PC
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B-E 9&PC
B-E 18
B-E 18
I M-R 5
B PC
M-C 18
I B-R 1 &PC
B-R 3
M-C 18
I M-E 9
B-R 1
B-R 2
B-R-PC PC
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B-M-R 15
C-U 9
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B-R-I 18
B-R 3&PC
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D Development or Resort Course
E Executive Golf Course
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CODE HOLES NAME OF COURSE
M Master Planning
R Remodeling Work
S Studies or Reports
U Under Contract
PC Practice Center Project
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PC Glen Lakes Golf Course
18 Glendale AZ
Villa De Paz Golf Come 18
Aptos Seascape Golf Course 18
Aptos Seascape Golf Course 18
Camarillo Springs 18
San Bruno Golf Practice Center PC
E1 Segundo Municipal 9
Lake Forest Golf Center 9
David L. Baker Golf Center 18
Scholl Canyon Golf Center 18
Sandpiper Golf Course 18
Hollywood Park Practice Center PC
Mason Regional Park Goff Course 18
La Mimda Golf Course 18
El Dorado Park Golf Course 18
E1 Dorado Park East Golf Come 18
Links and Tees at Long Beach 9
Recreation Park Golf Course 27
Skylinks Golf Course 18
Bonelli Park Goff Practice Center
Hollywood Park
Mountaingate Country Club 27
Black Lake Golf Course 27
Peralta Practice Center PC
Mountain Shadows Golf Course 36
Mountain Shadows Golf Course 36
Chula Vista Golf Come 18
Mission Trails 18
Phoenix AZ
Aptos CA
Aptos CA
Camarillo CA
Dan Brano CA
E1 Segnndo CA
E1 Toro CA
Fountain Valley CA
Glendale CA
Goleta CA
Inglewood CA
Irvine CA
La Mimda CA
Long Bench CA
Long Beach CA
Long Beach CA
Long Bench CA
Long Bench CA
LOs Angeles Co. CA
Los Angeles CA
Los Angeles CA
Nipomo CA
Peralta CA
Rohnert Park CA
Rohnert Park CA
San Diego CA
San Diego CA
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B-C 18
B-R PC
B-R 5
M-C 18
B-R-I 18
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B-R-I 27
B-R 5&PC
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B-R 15
B-R PC
B-R 1
I B-I 6
B-I-R 18
B-R 4
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M-R 2
B-I 18
B-R-S 1
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B-E 9
B-I 18
I M 18
B-C 12
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S-M 36
M-U 18
B -PC PC
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M-C 15
B-PC PC
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B-C lg
B-R 1
B-R 6
I R 18
M 18
M 18
I M-S 18
D-B 18
B-C 9
I M-S 18
B-R 18
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NAME OF COURSE
Tecolote Canyon Golf Course
San Dimas Canyon Golf Course
Micke Grove Golf Links
Vista Valencia
Yorba Linda Country Club
Interlocken
Applewood Golf Course
Applewood Golf Course
Goodwin Park Golf Course
Goodwin Park Golf Course
Keney Park Golf Course
Keney Park Golf Course
Bayshore Golf Course
Sabal Palms Golf Course
North Fulton Golf Course
Browns Mill Golf Course
Bobby Jones Golf Course
Tup Holmes Golf Course
Bacon Park Golf Course
Hidden Hills Country Club
Otter Creek Golf Course
Pheasant Ridge Golf Course
Walter's Ridge Golf Course
Duck Creek Golf Course*
Rice Lake Golf & Country Club
Geneva Golf and Country Club*
Waveriy Muncipal Golf Course
Lake Street Links and Tees*
Blackwelt Links*
Brae Loch Golf Course
Fresh Meadow Golf Course
The Links at Nichols Park*
Settlers Hill Golf Course*
Peoria Golf Learning Center
Sugar Ridge Golf Club
Hulman Links*
Dub's Dread
Plantation Golf Course
Chandler Park Golf Course
Pine Grove Country Club
George Young Golf Course
North Shore Golf Club
Cedar Creek Golf Course
Pebble Creek Country Club
Blaine Golf Center
Brainard Golf Club
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CITY STATE
San Diego CA
San Dimas CA
Stockton CA
Valencia CA
Yorba Linda CA
Broomfield CO
Denver CO
Denver CO
Hartford CT
Hartford CT
Hartford CT
Hartford CT
Miami Beach FL
Tamarac FL
Atlanta GA
Atlanta GA
Atlanta GA
Atlanta GA
Savannah GA
Stone Mountain GA
Ankeny IA
Cedar Falls IA
Cedar Falls IA
Davenport IA
Lake Mills IA
Museatine IA
Waverly IA
Addison IL
DuPage County IL
Gmyslake IL
Hillside IL
Jacksonville IL
Kane County IL
Peoria IL
Lawreneeburg IN
Term Haute IN
Kansas City KS
Gretna IA
Detroit MI
Iron Mountain MI
Iron River MI
Menominee MI
Albertville MN
Becker MN
Blaine MN
Brainard MN
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B-R 1
PC PC
C-U 18
B-R 1
B-R 16
B-D 18
R-PC 18
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B-C 27
D-B 9
B-D 18
C-M-U 18
M-S 18
B-R-S-PC 18
B-R-S 18
B-R-S 18
R-S 18
B-R-S 18
B-E-U 9&PC
M-R 9
M-S 18
B-E 9
B-C 18
M-R-S 3
M-S 18
M 9
B-R 18
C-M 9
B-R 9
B-R 2
M-R 9
B-PC PC
R 18
B-I 18
B-C 9
B-R-I 27
B-C 15
R 18
B-I 18
M 18
M-R-C 9
S-PC PC
B-R 18
B-R 18
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Eagle Ridge Golf Course 18
Braemar Golf Club 18
Interlaken Golf Club PC
Golf at the Legacy 18
Forest Hills Golf Club 18
Brookview Golf Course 18
Majestic Oaks South 18
Rolling Green Country Club 18
Hastings Country Club 18
Hawley Golf & Country Club t 8
Arbor Pointe Golf Course 9
Inver Wood Golf Club 27
Lake City Country Club 18
Crystal Lake Golf Club & Estates 18
Goodrich Golf Course 18
Crow River Golf Course 18
Columbia Golf Course 18
Francis A. Gross Golf Course 18
Hiawatha Golf Course 18
Meadowbrook Golf Course 18
Theodore Wirth Golf Course 27
Glen Lake 9
Village Green Golf Course 18
Lakeview Golf Course 18
The Bridges 9
Willingers Golf Club t 8
Headwaters Golf Club 18
Cleary Lake 18
Scottdale Golf Course 27
Keller Golf Course 18
Two Harbors Municipal Golf Course 18
Virginia Goff Course 18
Island View Golf Club 18
Lafayette Golf Club 9
Lafayette Golf Club 9
Winona Country Club 18
Royal Meadows Golf Course 18
Mosswood Meadows* 9
Forest Park Golf Course 27
St. Peters Municipal 9
Pawtuckett Golf Club 18
Reynolds Park 18
Riverwood Golf Course* t 8
Tom O'Leary Golf Links* 18
West Acres Golf Practice Facility PC
Brigantine Golf Links 18
Rancocas Golf Club 18
CITY STATE
Coleraine MN
Edina MN
Fairmom MN
Faribanlt MN
Forest Lake MN
Golden Valley MN
Ham Lake MN
Hamel MN
Hastings MN
Hawley MN
Inver Grove Hts. MN
Inver Grove Hts. MN
Lake City MN
Lakeville MN
Maplewood MN
Mayer MN
Minneapolis MN
Minneapolis MN
Minneapolis MN
Minneapolis MN
Minneapolis MN
Minnetonka MN
Moorhead MN
Mound MN
Mounds View MN
Northfield MN
Park Rapids MN
Prior Lake MN
Prior Lake MN
St. Paul MN
Two Harbors MN
Virginia MN
Waconia MN
Wayzata MN
Wayzata MN
Winona MN
Kansas City MO
Monroe City MO
St. Louis MO
St. Peters MO
Charlotte NC
Winston-Salem NC
Bismarck ND
Bismarck ND
Fargo ND
Brigantine NJ
Willinghoro NJ
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B-R PC
M-R 5
B-R 5&PC
B PC
B -R PC
B-PC PC
B-I 18
R-I 18
B-R-I 18
B-R-I 18
M-I 18
B-C 15
B-C 18
B-M-R 18
B-R 7
R 18
B-C 9
B-R 2
B-C 18
B-R-I 27
B-R 5
M-R-S 18
S 9
B-R 17
S 18
B-R 18
M 27
M 18
B-R 14
M-S 18
R-I-U 4
B-R 18
M-S 18
B-R 7
M-C 18
D-B 18
B PC
R 18
B-C 9
R 5
B 1
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Tanoan Country Club 27
Roswell Municipal GC 18
Desert Rose Golf Course 18
Las Vegas Golf Club 18
Sahara Counlx2/Club 18
Randalls Island Facility PC
Alley Pond Driving Range PC
La Tourette Golf Course 18
Silver Lake Golf Course 18
Corvallis Country Club 18
Kawaha Country Club* 18
Skippack Golf Course 18
Brookings Country Club 18
Broadland Creek Golf Course 18
Meadowbrook Links* 18
Abilene Country Club 18
Maxwell Golf Course 18
The Cedars 18
Shady Oaks Golf Club 18
Bryan Golf Course 18
Riverchase Golf Club 18
Tony Butler Golf Course 27
Tony Butler Goff Course 27
Memorial Park Goff Course 18
Levetland Cotmtry Club 9
Hillcrest County Club 18
Lubbock Country Club 18
Mesquite Municipal Golf Course 18
Greentree Country Club 27
Lincoln Heights Golf Course 18
Shary Municipal Golf Course 18
Reid Municipal Golf Course 18
Riverview Country Club 18
Ashland Elks Golf Club 18
DeForest Golf Course 18
Ellsworth Country Club 18
Hannnond Golf Club 18
White Eagle Golf Course 18
Fore Seasons Golf PC
Lakeshore Municipal Golf Course 18
Ives Grove Golf Links 27
Brown's Lake Golf Course 18
River Falls Golf Club 18
Lake Windsor Golf & Supper Club 27
* Golf Course Projects with Dcrvid Gill, Golf Course Architect
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Roswell
Las Vegas
Las Vegas
Las Vegas
Manhattan
Queens
Staten Island
Staten Island
Corvallis
Erie
Skippack
Brookings
Huron
Rapid City
Abilene
Abilene
Austin
Baird
Bryan
Coppell
Harlingen
Harlingen
Houston
Levelland
Lubbock
Lubbock
Mesquite
Midland
San Antonio
Shary
Appleton
Appleton
Ashland
DeForest
Ellsworth
Hammond
Houlton
Milwaukee
Oshkosh
Racine County
Racine County
River Falls
Windsor
STATE
NM
NM
NV
NV
NV
NY
NY
NY
NY
OR
PA
PA
SD
SD
SD
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
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Project References
Project references of several of our projects recently completed or currently under development
are presented in the appendix of this statement. These projects are representative of the quality of
work and capab'flities of Gill Miller, Inc. A complete list of past project references can be provided
upon request.
Conclusion
Gill Miller, Inc.is dedicated to providing comprehensive planning, design and construction
management services to our golf course clients. We pride ourselves on developing a golfer's golf
course, one that is challenging and enjoyable to play. We can work within a prescribed budget and
can assure that the design project will be completed for that cost. Should you require additional
information or wish to arrange for a meeting, please contact us.
Thank you for the opportunity to present our statement of experience and qualifications for your
consideration. We look forward to heating from you!
Yours for better golf,
Garrett Gill, Golf Course Architect
Member.
American Society of Golf Course Architects
Paul W. Miller, Principal
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