Product design leader · Builder · New York

Zach designs products that make complex systems feel simple.

Currently leading product design at Troon. Previously shaped sports, streaming, and AI products at LinksDAO, Warner Bros. Discovery, and Arccos.

Selected work ↓Designing since 2011

Selected work

A few things I’ve shaped.

Strategy, product direction, systems, and the details that make software feel finished.

Streaming

GOLFTV

A global streaming service bringing live PGA Tour coverage, on-demand programming, and real-time tournament context to fans in 180+ countries.

Golf • Subscription • Loyalty • Booking

Access by Troon

A unified platform connecting millions of golfers with 900+ courses through tee-time booking, tiered subscriptions, and loyalty.

Streaming

Warner Bros. Discovery

Live sports streaming across Discovery+, HBO Max, and Eurosport—built for millions of viewers and the moments when failure was not an option.

Community

LinksDAO

A digital membership experience that turned a shared love of golf into an $11M community-owned movement.

Golf Technology

Arccos Golf

An AI-powered shot-tracking platform that turns on-course data into practical ways to play better.

Publishing

Golf Digest

A clearer, faster way for golfers to discover instruction, equipment reviews, and stories across every device.

B2B SaaS

Twocents

A simple feedback and review platform that helps local businesses understand customers and protect their reputation.

Insurtech

Wellfleet

A student health insurance experience that makes finding coverage, care, and account information easier to navigate.

Résumé / about

I lead with curiosity, clarity, and care.

I’m drawn to problems where complexity hides beneath a simple surface. I work across product vision, systems, and execution—and I still like getting into the details.

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Experience

Troon

Head of Product Design

2024 — Now

LinksDAO

VP, Head of Design

2022 — 2024

Warner Bros. Discovery

Director of Product Design

2019 — 2022

Arccos Golf

Design Lead

2016 — 2019

How I work

01Make complexity feel obvious
02Build the system, not just the screen
03Stay close to the work