Golf Course Guru Statistics

Random lists that I keep on a spreadsheet for some unknown, highly geek related, reason.

Number of courses played in each state or foreign country (840 total courses)

1.   Idaho, 87
2.   Utah, 73
3.   California, 44
4.   Washington, 39
5.   Nevada, 38
6.   Arizona, 35
7.   Texas, 34
8.   Oregon, 31
9.   Hawaii, 29
10.   North Carolina, 24
11.   Montana, 22
12.   Colorado, 20
13.   New York, 20
14.   Georgia, 18
15.   Illinois, 17
16.   Florida, 14
17.   South Carolina, 13
18.   Wisconsin, 13
19.   Minnesota, 12
20.   New Jersey, 12
21.   Ohio, 12
22.   Oklahoma, 11
23.   Iowa, 10
24.   Missouri, 9
25.   Pennsylvania, 9
26.   Virginia. 9
27.   Indiana, 7
28.   Maryland, 7
29.   Nebraska, 7
30.   Tennessee, 7
31.   Wyoming, 7
32.   Alabama, 6
33.   Michigan, 6
34.   Massachusetts, 4
35.   Mississippi, 4
36.   New Mexico, 4
37.   West Virginia, 3
38.   Kansas, 2
39.   Arkansas, 1
40.   Connecticut, 1
41.   Kentucky, 1
42.   Louisiana, 1
43.   England, 20
44.   Australia, 19
45.   Scotland, 18
46.   Ireland, 16
47.   Canada, 11
48.   Dominican Republic, 11
49.   Mexico, 9
50.   New Zealand, 6
51.   Puerto Rico, 4
52.   Wales, 3

20 architects whose different course designs I have visited the most

1.   Jack Nicklaus, 50
2.   Tom Fazio, 46
3.   Pete Dye, 31
4.   Robert Trent Jones Jr., 25
5.   Donald Ross, 21
6.   Tom Weiskopf, 21
7.   Arnold Palmer, 20
8.   Rees Jones, 18
9.   Robert Trent Jones Sr., 18
10.   Ben Crenshaw/Bill Coore, 16
11.   Tom Doak, 13
12.   Arthur Hills, 12
13.   A. W. Tillinghast, 11
14.   Alister MacKenzie, 11
15.   Jim Engh, 11
16.   William Howard Neff, 10
17.   William Neff, 9
18.   David McLay Kidd, 8
19.   Gene Bates, 8
20.   Bob Baldock, 7
21.   Charles Blair Macdonald, 7
22.   Gil Hanse, 7
23.   Jay Morrish, 7
24.   John Fought, 7
25.   William F. Bell, 7

Number of courses played categorized by year built

1.   2000-Now, 287
2.   1990-1999, 173
3.   1980-1989, 70
4.   1960-1979, 127
5.   1940-1959, 22
6.   1850-1939, 161