Praises for Kipp Schulties Design
Golf’s New Breed of Architects
“Industry insiders have their eye on Kipp Schulties as an up-and-comer. Kipp got his start working with Gene Bates and PGA great Fred Couples whom he still collaborates with. But he raised some eyebrows when he was tapped for a major restoration of Lost Tree Golf Club, Jack Nicklaus’s home course . . .”
- Jim Dunlap, Golf Inc.
Top Ten Best New Remodels
“The votes are in and Mayacoo Lakes CC in West Palm Beach, Florida made the top 10 best remodels of 2008 as designed by Kipp Schulties.”
- Ron Whitten, Golf Digest
Golf Course Architect Kipp Schulties Redefines Renovation
“The busiest golf course designer in the U.S. these days isn’t Jack Nicklaus or Greg Norman, notRees Jones or Arthur Hills, nor Tom Fazio or Arnold Palmer. While these Hall of Fame movers ofthe earth look for work in South America and wait for the China market to re-open and the globaleconomy to pick up, the busiest course designer in America is enjoying the best years of hiscareer. Meet Kipp Schulties, perhaps the best designer you’ve never heard of . . . He has donemore than 40 re-designs, virtually all of them in South Florida.”
- Craig Dolch, ESPN | Golf Digest
The Hottest Golf Course Designer in South Florida Chooses the Road Less Traveled to Carve Out a Hard-Earned Name for Himself
“While the industry’s A-list (and highest-priced) golf course architects — think Pete Dye, Tom Fazio,Jack Nicklaus — are busy with original projects inexotic locations around the world, Schulties hasquietly carved a six-county niche in Florida bydoing the work that, especially in the beginning, noone else wanted to do. Along the way, the Jupiterresident not only has become the king of golfcourse renovation in South Florida, he’s earnedhis own lofty reputation for thoughtful, accessibleand aesthetically striking revisions—on courses,in many cases, originally designed by an industryheavyweight.”
- Boca Raton Magazine
Kipp Schulties Golf Design to lead renovation of Donald Ross’s Riviera CC Course
“As an original Donald Ross golf course, it will keep the spirit of the original layout imagined in1925 by one of the fathers of golf course design while making the adjustments that players want.”According to lead golf architect Kipp Schulties, ‘The$8 million dollar renovation will feature plenty of modern touches adding character, contour and elevation while giving members a truly unique golfing experience in South Florida.’”