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Gardiner's Bay Country Club

Private

Shelter Island's private club, overlooking Gardiner's Bay, with a hilly, scenic course and a relaxed island membership.

TypePrivate
LocationShelter Island Heights, NY 11965
AreaShelter Island
Holes–
Par–
Founded1895
Architect–
Cost level$$
Getting inHard (sponsor needed) (7/10)

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What it costs

Initiation (reported)Not published.
Annual dues (reported)Not published
Daily playMembers and their guests only

Private clubs don't publish fees. These figures come from press reports and can be years old; see our membership cost guide for sources and context.

How hard is it to get in?

7/10 · Hard (sponsor needed). Member sponsorship; island homeowners make up much of the membership.

How to play it as a guest

Member-guest only. For public island golf, see Shelter Island Country Club (Goat Hill).

Worth knowing

  • Island club with bay views

Public courses nearby

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FAQ

Can I play Gardiner's Bay Country Club without being a member?

Generally only as a member's guest. Member-guest only. For public island golf, see Shelter Island Country Club (Goat Hill).

How much does it cost to join Gardiner's Bay Country Club?

Not published. Annual dues: Not published.

How hard is it to get into Gardiner's Bay Country Club?

We rate it 7/10 (hard (sponsor needed)). Member sponsorship; island homeowners make up much of the membership.

More in Shelter Island

Shelter Island Heights

Shelter Island Country Club (Goat Hill)

Public9 holes$

Shelter Island's public nine, nicknamed Goat Hill for its steep, rocky terrain and blind shots, with harbor views from the clubhouse deck.

Getting in: Walk-on easy

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