Since 1984, the Jim Fazio Golf Design group has been involved in many projects, both in the USA and internationally. Jim Fazio's best known work includes, but is not limited to:

UNITED STATES:
Barnsley Gardens, GA (General course, 1999) / Boca West CC, FL (Fazio II course, redesign, 2005) / Currahee Club, GA (2003) / El Diablo G&CC, FL (1998; now closed) / Fairwinds, FL (1991) / The Moorings Y&CC, FL (Hawk's Nest course, 1987) / Lost Lake, FL (1992) / The River GC, SC (1998) / Trump Natl Westchester, NY (modifications, 2000; previously known as Briarcliff Manor) / Trump Intl GC West Palm Beach, FL (1999).

CARIBBEAN:
Canouan Estate GC, Canuoan Is, St Vincent & the Grenadines, Caribb (2002) / Ruby GC, Bahamas (redesign, 2002).

EUROPE:
Golf Nazionale, Italy (with uncle George Fazio, 1990; was called La Querce) / Marco Simone, Italy (with David Mezzacane, 1991; course later fully redesigned by Jim's son Tommy Fazio in collaboration with Dave Sampson of European Golf Design, 2020) / Monticello, Italy (Red & Blue courses, with Biratti Cavalsani, 1974 & 1975) / Olgiata GC, Italy (redesign, 2010) / Paradiso del Garda, Italy (2004).

ASIA:
Gold Fukui CC, Nyu, Japan (1991) / Old Orchard, Ibaraki, Japan (1992) / South Springs CC, S Korea (2009) / Takikawa Maruka Kogen CC, Japan (2000).

Jim Fazio is a member of the distinguished Fazio "dynasty" of course designers. Like his younger brother Tom Fazio, Jim also developed a flourishing golf design business, building on the work of their uncle, George Fazio (a distinguished golf professional and course designer). Jim's golf design business was in turn continued by his sons Tom Fazio II (also known as Tommy) and Jim Fazio Jnr (also known as Jimmy).

Jim Fazio is well-known as the designer of two courses in the Trump Golf collection (Westchester and West Palm Beach), and also for his designs elsewhere in the United States, Caribbean, Italy and Japan. His son Tom Fazio II, also a golf course designer, is now the "in-house" designer for Trump Golf.