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Westhampton & Quogue
The western gateway to the Hamptons: old-line summer clubs in Westhampton and Quogue plus a non-equity club in the pine barrens.
Westhampton Country Club · Quogue Field Club · Hampton Hills Golf & Country Club
Southampton & Shinnecock Hills
The most famous stretch of golf land in America, where Shinnecock Hills, National Golf Links, Sebonack and Southampton Golf Club sit side by side.
Shinnecock Hills Golf Club · National Golf Links of America · Sebonack Golf Club · Southampton Golf Club
Bridgehampton, Sagaponack & Sag Harbor
Modern trophy clubs (The Bridge, Atlantic), the Noyac club, and two of the best-loved public nines on the East End.
The Bridge · Atlantic Golf Club · Noyac Golf Club · Sag Harbor State Golf Course · Poxabogue Golf Center
East Hampton, Amagansett & Montauk
Maidstone's dunes, East Hampton Golf Club, South Fork Country Club and Montauk Downs, the best public course in the Hamptons.
Maidstone Club · East Hampton Golf Club · South Fork Country Club · Montauk Downs State Park Golf Course
Shelter Island
Two relaxed island clubs reached by ferry from North Haven or Greenport.
Gardiner's Bay Country Club · Shelter Island Country Club (Goat Hill)
Riverhead & the North Fork
Wine-country golf: Friar's Head on the Sound, county and semi-private courses, par-3 nines and the most accessible tee times on the East End.
Friar's Head · North Fork Country Club · Laurel Links Country Club · Indian Island Golf Course · Island's End Golf & Country Club · Cherry Creek Golf Links · Sandy Pond Golf Course · Cedars Golf Club · Long Island National Golf Club
Manorville & Eastport Gateway
Daily-fee courses just west of the Hamptons, an easy stop on the way out from the city.
Swan Lake Golf Club · Rock Hill Golf & Country Club · Pine Hills Golf & Country Club