Mistwood Golf Club had little to no heritage with a very modest, utilitarian clubhouse. The goal was to create and establish a culture that was in existence for hundreds of years. We researched historical places, compiled them into words, and then translated those words into a design narrative.

We began our solution by utilizing the existing footprint due to its location on the site and the octagonal plan features at each end. After exhausting all possibilities, the decision to demolish and rebuild became the most prudent solution. The outcome: a new 30,000 square foot clubhouse and the banquet facility. Our guiding principle was to integrate the clubhouse with the course and to possess some of the owner's Scottish heritage.

Mistwood golf club was a course that was completely redesigned and became reminiscent of a Scottish Village and in doing so became one of most extensive public course renovation projects in the country. The course renovations have transformed Mistwood into a top flight golf course.