Past Projects

Schulties renovated / redesigned this signature Arthur Hills designed golf course during the summer of 2006. Green complexes were redesigned to enhance visual character, fairway and rough areas were reshaped for greater playability and improved drainage, many tees were added or expanded to better shot variances and irrigation was replaced with a new efficient system. 

A brief summary of the book that made Ironhorse famous, “Driving the Green”, is below:

 Driving the Green

Golf enthusiast, turned Robert Trent Jones, Jr. designer, John Strawn contributes this account of the design of a golf course. He writes about Alan Sher, a retired button magnate, who buys 350 acres of land in West Palm Beach, upon which he proposes to build the Ironhorse Golf Course. Sher hires Joshua Muss, a tough Washington developer, and Arthur Hills, an imaginative golf course architect, to oversee the construction. The story unravels, meticulously and slowly, with the development, construction, and shaping of the earthy landscape as it slowly evolves into Ironhorse. The rains hold off, the greens mature beautifully, and Ironhorse becomes a reality.