About
Craig Schreiner once turned down a senior designer job offer from Jack Nicklaus, choosing instead to establish his own independent legacy in golf course architecture.
Craig Schreiner is a prominent American golf course architect known for his strategic design values and blending classic golf architecture with environmental harmony. He is president of Schreiner Golf, Inc. and has overseen the design and renovation of public, private, and resort courses across North and Central America. Schreiner began his career in golf by working for premier builders and as an apprentice to other noted architects, including Dan Seacrest and Horton, before founding his own firm. His expertise in construction and turfgrass has made him a consummate architect recognized for projects like the Firestone Country Club greens renovation and collaborations with PGA professionals such as Nick Price at the Grande Dunes Members Club. Schreiner’s work often emphasizes playable layouts, fair greens, and drainage solutions tailored to tournament play. Notably, he also designed practice facilities for First Tee and the Dustin Johnson Golf School. Schreiner’s passion for golf and design is evident through his hands-on approach and dedication to enhancing the playing experience.
