Tomojiro Maruyama
Tomojiro Maruyama was the golf course designer used by the Matsushita Investment and Development Company when the firm originally developed the Royal Pines Resort facility in the late 1980s.
Tomojiro Maruyama designed a 27-hole layout that hosted the ANZ Ladies Masters just two years after it opened in 1990 and the fixture became a permanent fixture on the calendar of professional women's golf ever since.
The layout at Royal Pines has changed considerably over the years, most notably with the recently completed transformation by noted course designer Graham Marsh. However certain elements of Maruyama's original design can still be seen in the current configuration of the courses.
Image: Royal Pines Resort
Golf Course designed by Tomojiro Maruyama
RACV Royal Pines Resort Gold Coast
Benowa, QLD, Australia
Royal Pines is located in Benowa, just minutes from the Gold Coast's famous beaches. The 27-hole golf course at RACV Royal Pines allows for three unique, 18 hole golf courses, including a recently redesigned championship course that hosts the Australian PGA Championship. The Golf Course at RACV Royal Pines was also nominated 'Australia's Best Golf...
