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American Golf Archive: Follow clubs to their courses, architects, championships, scorecards, and preserved identities through one connected archive.
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American Golf Archive is an independent digital collection documenting the clubs, courses, marks, and moments that have shaped golf in the United States. Created by Christopher Whitelam at Oakdale Engineering, the archive connects golf places and institutions with their histories, architects, championships, and visual identities. Visitors can search its directory of clubs and courses, explore tournaments, teams, and trophies, and browse club logos and crests.
The site also highlights individual stories, such as Merion Golf Club and Ben Hogan’s celebrated 1-iron shot at the 1950 U. S. Open, with source and reading references where available.
Its club directory spans states across the country, offering a way to discover golf history by location as well as by subject. American Golf Archive invites people interested in the game to join its membership for free, with members receiving an email when its first letter is ready. The archive is not affiliated with or endorsed by any golf club, championship, or governing body; club names and marks are used for identification
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