Andrew Hasik is a golf architecture professional based in Indianapolis, Indiana. A lifelong involvement in competitive golf combined with years spent caddying at Crooked Stick Golf Club and formative trips abroad to experience some of the world's most celebrated courses deepened his appreciation for golf architecture and prompted his transition into golf design.
Andrew received a Bachelor of Science in Economics from Butler University. Starting in 2024, Andrew joined architects Brian Ross and Jeff Stein as an intern at Park Mammoth Golf Club in Bowling Green, Kentucky. There, he gained exposure to many facets of golf course shaping, construction, and maintenance. He continued to intern for the two during the Walter Travis restoration of The Great Dunes Course in Jekyll Island, Georgia. In 2025, Andrew was a recipient of the Wadsworth Scholar Award through the American Society of Golf Course Architects. In 2026, he graduated from Ball State University with a Master of Landscape Architecture degree after completing his thesis on public golf in Indianapolis. He subsequently joined Andy Staples as a design associate in his Scottsdale, Arizona office.
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