Although I cannot absolutely prove it there is strong evidence that Alex Findlay was responsible for the 12-hole Tarrantine golf course on Isleborough, Maine. I think it is made more interesting as it is very little changed over the years. It would make sense it's Findlay as the community was an incorporated venture of friends from Philadelphia, New York and Boston (and one of two from St. Louis) that was done probably around the turn of the century. The building architecture on the island is a virtual "classroom/museum" of a number of prominent building architects and their various styles from that early era. Those people tended to tap the most prominent building architects from their various cities for this kind of summer community and since the formation of the community was essentially inspired by a few Philadelphians it probably makes sense they would just bring the architect from their area who was doing good visible work there at that time.