Farmington Country Club South/East

Designed by Fred Findlay

Bide-A-Wee Golf Course

Designed by Fred Findlay Redesigned by Curtis Strange in 1999

Boonsboro Country Club

Designed by WIllie Park in 1922 and finished by Fred Findlay in 1927

Glenwood Golf Course

Designed by Fred Findlay

Greene Hills Country Club

Designed by Raymond (Buddy) Loving-Grandson to Fred Findlay

Highland Springs Golf Course

The course formerly known as Confederate Hills. Designed by Buddy Loving-Grandson to Fred Findlay along with Algie Pulley and Mike Hurdzn

Hunting Hills Country Club

Joint design by Buddy Loving

Indian Creek Yacht & Country Club

Joint design by Fred Findlay & Buddy Loving, Grandson

Ingleside Resort & Country Club

Designed by Fred Findlay

Keswick Golf Course

Designed by Fred Findlay reworked by Arnold Palmer in 1992.

Lake Monticelle Golf Course

Designed by Buddy Loving-Grandson to Fred Findlay

Lake/Peak at Lakeview Golf Course

Joint design by Fred Findlay & Buddy Loving, Grandson

Meadowbrook Country Club

Joint design by Fred Findlay & Buddy Loving, Grandson

Meadowcreek Golf Course

Designed by Buddy Loving-Grandson to Fred Findlay

Montgomery Village Golf Club

Designed by Edmund Ault in 1967. Remodeled by Buddy Loving in 1987, Grandson to Fred Findlay

Old Monterey Golf Course

Designed by Fred Findlay

Scarlet Course at Paradise Point

Designed by Fred Findlay

Shenandoah Crossing Golf Course

Designed by Buddy Loving-Grandson to Fred Findlay

Shenandoah Valley Golf Club

Designed by Buddy Loving-Grandson to Fred Findlay

South Hills Country Club

Designed by Buddy Loving grandson of Fred Findlay

Farmington Country Club South/East Course

Designed by Fred Findlay

Lakeview Golf Course Spring/Lake

Joint design by Fred Findlay & Buddy Loving, Grandson, Russ Roberts and Ault-Clark & Assoc

Swannanoa Country Club

Designed by Fred Findlay

The Executive Course at Tides Inn

Designed by Fred Findlay

The Green Hills Golf Course

Designed by Buddy Loving-Grandson to Fred Findlay

Virginia Tech Golf Course

Designed by Buddy Loving-Grandson to Fred Findlay

Waynesboro Country Club

Designed by Fred Findlay

Winters Run Golf Course

Designed by Buddy Loving-Grandson to Fred Findlay

Wytheville Golf Course

Designed by Fred Findlay Renovations by Buddy Loving in 1970

Yardley Country Club

Designed by Fred Findlay & Alexander H. Findlay

Paradise Point Country Club

Designed by Fred Findlay

Phillipsburg Country Club

Designed by Alexander H. Findlay. Fred Findlay just arrived in the United States and Alex was introducing him to the business of designing and building Golf Courses.

Parris Island Golf Course

Designed by Fred Findlay

Augusta Country Club

Designed by Fred Findlay At one time Waynesboro Country Club was called Augusta Country Club and so was Ingleside Resort in Staunton Virginia, but was changed to The Waynesboro Country Club, www.waynesborocountryclub.org/Default.aspx?p.

Crater Country Club

Designed by Fred Findlay No information on what happened to this course

Culpepper Country Club

Designed by Fred Findlay Unknown as to the location of this course. It may be the current Culpepper Country Club. But that did not originate until 1954. Could designer Ault do a remodel of Fred's original layout?

Hopewell Country Club

Designed by Fred Findlay Again there is no course by the name Hopewell, but there is a course called Jordan Point at Hopewell, VA. It was opened in 1955. Did this course replace the original?

Laurel Golf Course

Designed by Fred Findlay No location for this course. But it is in Fred Findlay's list.

South Hill Country Club

Designed by Fred Findlay originally

Luray Golf Course

Designed by Fred Findlay The 18-hole "Olde" course at the Shenvalee Golf Club facility in New Market, Virginia features 3,034 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 36 . Olde golf course opened in 1927. Not sure, but this could be a Fred Findlay design.

McIntyre Park Golf Course

Designed by Fred Findlay. Short 9 hole layout with sand greens. One of very few sand green courses still in existence. Go back in time to the way golf originally was played in Scotland.

South Boston Country Club

Designed by Fred Findlay Information is lost in hyper space. Need to do more research on this one.

Spotswood Country Club

Designed by Fred Findlay redesigned by Bill Love.

Williamsburg Country Club

Designed by Fred Findlay

Country Club of Virginia-James River Course

Originally designed by William Flynn and later Remodeled by Fred Findlay

Appomattox Country Club

Falling River Golf Course at Appomattox Designed jointly by Fred Findlay and Raymond Loving.

Carper Valley Country Club

Designed jointly by Fred Findlay and Raymond Loving. Designed by Edmund B. Ault in 1962

Chapel Hill Country Club

Designed jointly by Fred Findlay and Raymond Loving.

Country Club of Virginia-Westhampton Course

The original CCV consisted of the Westhampton Course in Richmond, which was built by Herbert Barker in 1908, renovated in 1921 by Donald Ross, and renovated again in 1931 by Fred Findlay. Its James River Course in Tuckahoe, was the site of the 1955 and 1975 U.S. Amateur Championship. The third course is the Tuckahoe Creek Course Designed jointly by Fred Findlay and Raymond Loving.

Lake Monticello Country Club

Designed jointly by Buddy Loving and Algie Pulley.

Reading Country Club

Assisted his brother Alexander H. Findlay and Norman E.J. Findlay on the design.

Winchester Country Club

Designed by Fred Findlay

Confederate Hills Country Club

The course formerly known as Confederate Hills.Name changed to Highland Springs. Designed by Buddy Loving and A.M. Pulley Jr of Washington D.C.

Running Man Country Club

Designed by Buddy Loving Nothing available on this course, perhaps it had a name change.

Patuxent Naval Air Station Golf Course

Designed by Buddy Loving and A.M. Pulley Jr of Washington D.C.

Fairfax Country Club

Designed by Buddy Loving and A.M. Pulley Jr of Washington D.C.

Army Navy Country Club

Redesigned by Buddy Loving and A.M. Pulley Jr of Washington D.C.

Washington Golf & Country Club

An interesting history. Originally formed in 1894, course was built in 1919, designed by Donald Ross. A redesign by Buddy Loving and A.M. Pulley Jr of Washington D.C.

Evergreen Country Club

Designed by Buddy Loving and A.M. Pulley Jr of Washington D.C.

Lake of the Woods Country Club

Designed by Buddy Loving and A.M. Pulley Jr of Washington D.C.

Occoquan Country Club

Designed by Buddy Loving and A.M. Pulley Jr of Washington D.C.

Boars Head Inn Par 3

Designed by Raymond (Buddy) Loving Jr. This layout at Boars Head was designed and built in the 1960's and is no longer in existence.

Williamsburg Colony Inn Par 3

Manchester Country Club

In 1968 Buddy Loving along with A.M. Pulley and E.H. Coffey, contracted to build the Manchester (Vermont) Country Club to the plans of Cornish-Robinson in order to gain experience in another part of the country. The credit for the high quality of the finished layout was given to the contractors by the architects.

Waters Edge Country Club

Designed by Buddy Loving-Grandson of Fred Findlay

Farmington Country Club North/South

Designed by Raymond Loving Sr and Buddy Loving Grandson to Fred Findlay

Hunting Hills Country Club

Designed by Buddy Loving-Grandson of Fred Findlay

Peak/Spring at Lakeview Golf Course

Joint design by Fred Findlay and Buddy Loving