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14 notable courses

The Top Golf Courses in New York

New York is home to 14 of America's 100 greatest golf courses.

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Ranked & notable courses

#4Private

Shinnecock Hills Golf Club

Southampton · est. 1891
By William Flynn (redesign 1931)
#7Private

National Golf Links of America

Southampton · est. 1911
By C.B. Macdonald
#10Private

Fishers Island Club

Fishers Island · est. 1926
By Seth Raynor
#14Private

Friar's Head Golf Club

Baiting Hollow · est. 2002
By Bill Coore & Ben Crenshaw
#17Private

Winged Foot Golf Club (West Course)

Mamaroneck · est. 1923
By A.W. Tillinghast
#26Public

Bethpage State Park (Black Course)

Farmingdale · est. 1936
By A.W. Tillinghast & Joseph Burbeck
#29Private

Maidstone Club

East Hampton · est. 1891
By Willie Park Jr.
#33Private

Garden City Golf Club

Garden City · est. 1899
By Devereux Emmet (original), Walter Travis (revision)
#38Private

Sebonack Golf Club

Southampton · est. 2006
By Jack Nicklaus & Tom Doak
#44Private

Winged Foot Golf Club (East Course)

Mamaroneck · est. 1923
By A.W. Tillinghast
#45Private

Sleepy Hollow Country Club

Scarborough · est. 1913
By C.B. Macdonald & Seth Raynor (original), Gil Hanse (restoration 2017)
#50Private

Quaker Ridge Golf Club

Scarsdale · est. 1918
By A.W. Tillinghast
#68Private

Piping Rock Club

Locust Valley · est. 1911
By C.B. Macdonald & Seth Raynor
#90Private

Oak Hill Country Club (East Course)

Pittsford · est. 1926
By Donald Ross (original), Robert Trent Jones Sr. (revision), Andrew Green (renovation 2020)

About golf in New York

New York contributes 14 courses to America's consensus top 100. Shinnecock Hills Golf Club is the state's highest-ranked course at #4. They range from Shinnecock Hills Golf Club (1891) to Sebonack Golf Club (2006). Architects represented include A.W. Tillinghast, C.B. Macdonald and Seth Raynor. 1 of the 14 are open to public or resort play; the rest are private clubs.

Tap any course above for its full profile — architect, design history, signature hole, tournament record, and how to play it — or see how we rank the top 100, and browse the designers behind them in our architects index.

Plan your visit

Each profile includes either the official course website or a Google search shortcut to find tee times, member referrals, and current information. Use the interactive map to filter New York's courses by public, resort, or private access.