Arnold Palmer India now set up

The Arnold Palmer Design Company of Orlando, One of the world

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The Arnold Palmer Design Company of Orlando, One of the world

The Arnold Palmer Design Company of Orlando, One of the world’s largest golf course architecture firms, has announced the opening of its new office in India. Liam Timms has been appointed as the Regional Director. India office will be overseeing the company’s operations in Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Nepal.

 

Thad Layton, Vice President and Senior Architect at APDC explained that: “APDC is in a growth mode and we are seeing demand for our services in virtually every part of the world. We want to be a part of golf’s growth in India and its neighbors. Through our new office in India and our collaboration with Liam Timms we will help the region grow golf in an intelligent and sustainable way.”

 

Director Timms said “I am truly honored by the responsibility given to me by Arnold Palmer and his company and I look forward to working with them in the years ahead. APDC designed the prestigious DLF Club in Delhi and is well-positioned to play a major role in India and the region. The golf market in India is growing and we believe this move by APDC is timely as the industry is at a cusp of change. From India alone there are many young professionals making a name on the European circuits. Establishing more world-class golf courses at home will help them succeed internationally.”

 

Established in 1972, the Arnold Palmer Design Company (‘APDC’) is one of the world’s leading golf course architecture firms, having designed popular golf courses across USA, Europe, Australia, Asia, South America and Central America.

 

About Arnold Palmer Design Company: Established in 1972, Arnold Palmer Design Company is one of the world’s leading golf course architecture firms having designed popular golf courses across USA, Europe, Australia, Asia, South America and Central America. Each course is an original work that is the culmination of over 40 years of experience building golf courses of distinction.

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