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FEATURED PROJECTS
2022
Harbor Oaks
Golf Club
In the summer or 2022, the City of Pine Bluff, Arkansas hired Jemsek Golf Design to redesign the Harbor Oaks Golf Club. The scope of work includes; redesign of greens and bunkers. Harbor Oaks will join Village Creek as the 2nd course for JGD on Arkansas's Natural State Golf Trail.
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Expected opening spring 2023.
2021
Lake Wales Country Club
Long credited to Donald Ross, the recently "re-discovered" Seth Raynor designed course has embarked on multi-year improvement project to restore the Raynor elements to the golf course. Jemsek Golf Design is creating a masterplan for improvements and providing management consulting.
2020
Indian Oaks Golf Club
Just west of Chicago, Indian Oaks Golf Club is a privately owned golf course available to member and the public. The nine hole plays across rolling terrain over looking Lake Shabbona. Jemsek Golf Design has worked with the owner since to 2018 to make improvements and rebuild elements of the course.
2019
Country Club de Barranquilla
On the Northern coast of South America, overlooking the Caribbean Sea, the Country Club de Barranquilla is a private club founded in 1926. Jemsek Golf Design has worked with the club since to 2011 to create and implement a Master Plan of Improvements.
2018
Woodmont Country Club
Enjoyable, beautiful, and playable are the main ingredients at Woodmont CC. After new ownership purchased the club, Jemsek Golf Design was hired to rebuild the Pines course and make other improvements to the 18 hole Cypress Course.
RECENT NEWS
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05 / 14 / 2022
Joe Jemsek discusses Dick Wilson and Joe Lee's design work and restoration of their courses on Derek Duncan's Feed The Ball podcast.
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02 / 14 / 2021
If you ever wanted to buy a golf course, this one is for a true connoisseur! 2021 Blog about the auction of Seth Raynor's lost Lake Wales Country Club
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11 / 06 / 2019
After attending the ASGCA forward tee synopsis in the fall of 2018 at the Pinehurst resort, I came back convinced that golf course owners/memberships that are not considering forward tee options under 5000 yards are ignoring a growing segment of the game.