Top 100 Golf Courses - New York
Oak Hill (East)
11th
“Mirror, mirror on the wall, who is the fairest of them all?” Well, according to the top touring pros and the Seven Dwarfs, it’s the Oak Hill Country Club in Rochester.
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Sebonack
12th
Sebonack Golf Club opened its tees for play in May 2006 and is the result of collaboration between Tom Doak and Jack Nicklaus.
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Piping Rock
13th
Charles Blair Macdonald designed Piping Rock in 1911 and right from the off, he was up against fierce competition because polo was the sport of the day here at Locust Valley on Long Island.
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Whippoorwill
14th
Named after the nightjar bird that can be heard around the golf course, Whippoorwill Club dates back to the early 1920s when Donald Ross fashioned an 18-hole layout...
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Wykagyl
15th
Wykagyl Country Club is one of the many underappreciated gems located in Westchester County, just a few miles to the north of New York City.
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The Creek
16th
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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Sleepy Hollow (Upper)
17th
Designed by C. B. Macdonald and Seth Raynor, the legendary golf course at Sleepy Hollow Country Club sits high above the Hudson River on a 338-acre site formerly owned by William Rockefeller and Frank Vanderlip…
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Westchester (West)
18th
The two courses at the Westchester Country Club were laid out just after the end of the Great War with the West designed as a championship layout for tournament play...
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St George's Golf & Country Club
19th
Laid out on a confined parcel of land at East Setauket, New York, in 1917 by Devereux Emmet, the course at St George’s Golf & Country Club extends to a mere 6,200 yards, indicating that hardly a thing has changed here in a century...
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Monroe
20th
The founding fathers of Monroe Golf Club made a wise decision when they appointed Donald Ross to design and construct their golf course in the early 1920s.
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