The Creek

16^th 88^th

The “Father of Golf Architecture” and the “Engineer” designed the course at The Creek so it’s not surprising that this formidable duo conspired to create a classical masterpiece.

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Waialae

11^th

The venue for the Hawaiian Open since 1965, the course at Waialae Country Club is a much-modified Seth Raynor layout that sadly only retains fleeting glimpses of its original design.

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Wanumetonomy

8^th

Founded in 1922 and designed by Seth Raynor, Wanumetonomy Golf & Country Club is set close to Narragansett Bay and it’s one of only a few courses in the US with a view of the ocean from every hole.

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Westhampton

59^th

Featuring the usual Seth Raynor array of replica holes, such as a Redan at the 7th and a Short at the 11th, the course at Westhampton Country Club is one of the architect’s earliest solo designs, dating back to 1915, which was restored by Gil Hanse in 2009.

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Yale

1^st 68^th 78^th

The Yale golf course remains a testament to everything that is truly magical about classical, penal and strategic golf course architecture.

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Yeamans Hall

2^nd 48^th 53^rd

Seth Raynor designed Yeamans Hall in South Carolina in 1925. It has been called "a time capsule in Charleston" in appreciation of it embodying all that is good in traditional golf course design...

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