Bruce Devlin

Bruce William Devlin is a renowned Australian professional golfer, sportscaster, and golf course architect. After winning the Australian Amateur in 1959 and turning professional in 1961, Devlin enjoyed a successful playing career with eight PGA Tour victories between 1964 and 1972. He is also known for achieving a double eagle at the Masters Tournament in 1967.

Transitioning from playing, Devlin focused on golf course design, creating over 150 courses worldwide. His designs span Australia, the United States, Japan, Scotland, and the Bahamas, with many located in Florida and Texas. Notable projects include Secession Golf Club in South Carolina and the Kittocks Course at Fairmont St Andrews. His courses have hosted prominent professional tournaments such as the Houston Open and the HealthSouth LPGA Classic.

In addition to architecture, Devlin has worked as a golf broadcaster for NBC and ESPN. He also leads The Devlin Foundation, which supports youth golf initiatives, and co-hosts a popular golf podcast called “FORE the Good of the Game.” Devlin’s diverse career and contributions have made him a respected figure in all facets of golf.