Doyle Coffin Architecture
Paid over time
Total disclosed compensation to Doyle Coffin Architecture by filing year, summed across every club that named them. A steady line signals a recurring operator; a single spike is usually a capital project. The most recent year may be partial as filings post.
Clients
| Club | Service | Club revenue | Year | Paid |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sleepy Hollow Country Club Westchester Scarborough, NY | Construction & renovation | $23.5M | FY23 | $301,010 |
| Silver Spring Country Club Incorporated Ridgefield, CT | Course architecture | $10.7M | FY23 | $184,106 |
Frequently asked
How many country clubs does Doyle Coffin Architecture work with?
Doyle Coffin Architecture is named as a paid independent contractor by 2 US country clubs in public IRS Form 990 filings (filings through FY23).
How much do country clubs pay Doyle Coffin Architecture?
Across those clubs, Doyle Coffin Architecture was paid $485K in total, as disclosed on Form 990. Its largest single relationship on record is Sleepy Hollow Country Club Westchester at $301K.
Which country clubs use Doyle Coffin Architecture?
Clubs that have named Doyle Coffin Architecture as a contractor include Sleepy Hollow Country Club Westchester, Silver Spring Country Club Incorporated.
Where does Doyle Coffin Architecture operate?
Doyle Coffin Architecture appears in country-club filings from Connecticut, New York.
What does Doyle Coffin Architecture do for country clubs?
Doyle Coffin Architecture is classified as a course & clubhouse construction firm, based on the services it reports on club Form 990 filings.
Figures cover only what clubs disclosed on Form 990 — independent contractors paid $100,000 or more, and only each club’s five highest-paid. A club may pay this vendor without disclosing it here if the payment fell below that line or outside its top five. Each club’s row uses its most recent filing that names the vendor, so a long relationship is counted once, not once per year.