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This blue commemorative plaque records: Dr Alister MacKenzie The great golf course architect lived here 1907-1929. His first designs were the courses at Alwoodley (1907) and Moortown (1909). His greatest achievements include Royal Melbourne (1926), Cypress Point, California (1928) and, most famous of all with Bobby Jones, Augusta National (1933-34). 1870 - 1934 Recorded plaque organisation: Leeds Civic Trust.

Dr Alister MacKenzie was a renowned golf course architect whose designs include Royal Melbourne, Cypress Point, and the iconic Augusta National, home of The Masters tournament. His work significantly influenced the development and aesthetics of modern golf courses worldwide.

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