Featured courses designed, remodelled and added to by Bob Cupp

Shoal Creek

1^st

Bob Cupp (when he was senior designer for Jack Nicklaus) designed Shoal Creek and the course opened in 1977, hosting several top-flight competitions since then.

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Sonnenalp

41^st

The 18-hole golf course at the Sonnenalp Club is just one of several sporting amenities available to members as they also have the use of two swimming pools, four tennis courts and a state-of-the-art fitness centre.

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Spruce Peak

6^th

Designed by Bob Cupp, the fairways of the Mountain course at the Spruce Peak resort, formerly Stowe Mountain, are laid out in the foothills of Mount Mansfield and Spruce Peak.

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Starr Pass (Rattler & Roadrunner)

50^th

The 27-hole layout at Starr Pass Golf Club began in the mid-1980s as a Bob Cupp-designed 18-hole course but Arnold Palmer added another nine during a restoration in 2003. The club hosted or co-hosted the former Tucson Open on the PGA Tour between 1987 and 1996.

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Swan Point

Gem

Located on the banks of the Potomac River, the 9-hole track at Swan Point Yacht and Country Club was doubled in size during the late 1980s by Bob Cupp. Twelve of the holes on the expanded layout now feature water hazards or marshland.

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Woodmont (North)

27^th

The North is the longer and tougher of the two 18-hole courses that were laid out at Woodmont Country Club in the 1950s. Both Bob Cupp and Arthur Hills have since renovated the layout.

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Bob Cupp Leaderboard

Rank	Name	Courses Played
1	David Harak	18
=	James VanArsdall	18
3	Jon Gillman	17
4	Bob McCoy	13
5	Paul Rudovsky	12
=	Joshua Asher	12
7	Joseph Andriole	11
8	Keith Burdette	10
=	BAM	10
=	Steve Starika	10