George M. Clifton
George M. Clifton following a golf scholarship at Daytona Beach Community College, George went on to the University of Florida to study Horticulture and Architectural Drawing, just as his father Lloyd M. Clifton, Sr. had done. Since 1975, George worked with his father, making drafting plans and scaled drawings. In fact, his concept and detailed drawings are well-renowned in golf.
Before the conception of Clifton Ezell Clifton Golf Design Group in 1987, George represented several leading suppliers of fertilizers, chemicals, and seeds to the Florida golf market. Today, he is part of a small, dedicated team that continues to provide a personal touch and responsive approach to golf course design.
Website: http://www.cecgolfdesign.com
Golf Courses designed by George M. Clifton
Grey Oaks Country Club, Palm Course
NAPLES, FL, United States
Distance: 6,882yd Par: 72
Grey Oaks Country Club, Palm Course is one of the premier private golf and country clubs in Naples, Florida, and the only club that offers its members three distinct, world-class golf courses, each offering a unique playing experience. All 54-holes of award-winning golf at Grey Oaks are sure to excite, challenge and enchant golfers with...
The Country Club of Mt Dora
Mount Dora, FL, United States
Distance: 6,571yd Par: 72
Located within an hour's drive from Orlando, the beautiful 18-hole golf course of The Country Club of Mount Dora was designed in 1991 by the renowned Clifton, Ezell, and Clifton team of golf course architects. They took advantage of the serenity of the par 72 layout and created a wonderful routing that players of all levels of ability can...
The Plantation Golf Club, Cranes Roost Course
Leesburg, FL, United States
Distance: 5,863yd Par: 71
Just minutes north of Greater Orlando, hidden among the rolling hills of Central Florida, The Plantation Golf Club, Cranes Roost Course is an 18-hole layout, designed by the architectural team of Clifton, Ezell, and Clifton in 1996. The par 71 routing measures a leisurely 5,863-yards, slightly shorter than Otter Creek, its sister course. The Plantation...
