Homer Fieldhouse

Homer Fieldhouse (1928-2008) was a distinguished golf course architect whose career was rooted in Wisconsin, USA. Fieldhouse is recognized for designing a range of public and private courses that shaped Midwest golf, demonstrating an innovative style influenced by regional terrain. His notable creations include Camelot Country Club, Cedar Springs Golf Course, Dodge Point Golf Course, Eagle Bluff Golf Course, and Fox Lake Country Club, where he was responsible for adding nine new holes. Fieldhouse’s designs are appreciated for their strategic layouts and harmonious integration with natural landscapes, giving golfers both enjoyable and challenging playing experiences. Throughout his decades-long career, he made significant contributions to the accessibility and quality of golf in Wisconsin, with his courses often cited as examples of thoughtful rural design. His impact established him as an integral figure in the evolution of golf architecture in the region, ensuring lasting enjoyment for generations of Midwest golfers.