A veteran of golf design throughout the world, Tim has been a mainstay at some of the world’s best courses for nearly three decades. He entered the golf design business in 1995, and three years later joined European Golf Design. Over his six years with the firm, Tim throughout the world, including Ireland, Turkey, Finland, Portugal, Spain, Wales and the Czech Republic.

Following his time with EGD, starting in 2004, Tim worked as part of the firm Thomson, Perrett and Lobb. In 2016, when golf legend Peter Thomson retired from the business, Tim formed Lobb + Partners with the goal of bringing a cooperative and international approach to golf design.

The firm now includes partners throughout the world, and Tim has led designs in international markets, including Nigeria, Egypt, the United Kingdom, and Asia, while also establishing offices in Canada, Korea and Spain. Tim has also worked on several of the most noted historic courses in the U.K., including Woking, St. George’s Hill, The Berkshire and Wimbledon Park GC. A Past President of the European Institute of Golf Course Architects, he is also a member of the Society of Australian Golf Course Architects.

Involved with golf design for nearly two decades, Alex entered the business as a Design Associate with European Golf Design with a specialty in CAD. His experience includes working on large golf and residential developments throughout Europe and the Middle East, as well as working closely with the European Tour, including the Ryder Cup bids of Paris and Rome.

Having studied with the European Institute of Golf Course Architecture, Alex has a deep passion for the game, its history, and the design and construction techniques that make a course a success.

Alex joined Lobb + Partners in 2018, and helps lead North American operations from his home in Whistler, British Columbia on Canada’s West Coast. He is currently a member of European Institute of Golf Course Architects and an Associate of the American Society of Golf Course Architects.

Holding a doctorate in architecture and urban planning, Dr. Carballo is a graduate with distinction from the European Institute of Golf Course Architects. Having attended the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria to study architecture with a focus on landscape design, his passion for golf led him to work in the sport. Dr. Carballo is fluent in English, Italian and Spanish.