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National Golf Links of America

325 Sebonac Inlet Rd,

Southampton, New York 11968

  • Office

    +1 (631) 283 0410
  • Fax

    +1 (631) 283 0424
  • Golf pro

    James E. (Jim) Morris

About the course

  • The Course:

    18 holes. Duneland, links course. Undulating terrain - a few slopes to climb.

  • Surroundings:

    Woodland and seaside (Great Peconic Bay and Bullhead Bay).

  • Designer:

    Charles Blair Macdonald

Back
tees
Club
tees
Front
tees
Yards
6957
6505
5771
Par
72
72
72
SSS or slope
73.6
71.7
73.5

Location

Latitude:

40.915426

Longitude:

-72.450575

How to get there:

2.5 mi NW of Tuckahoe, Long Island / 89 mi E of New York City (Times Square, Manhattan).

National Golf Links of America

Private: A course for members and their invited guests only.

Est. 1908

The National Golf Links of America is home to a championship course that ranks with the world's best. Here you will find one of the United States' most admired duneland links layouts, with an outstanding array of excellently crafted and challenging holes. Golf courses don't get any better than this. However, this is a private course generally playable only by members and their guests.

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Visitors

Who can play and when?

Private club; visitors/guests may only play if hosted by a member.

Green fees

Outside visitor fee not applicable; private course for members and their guests.

Other information

Walking permitted at all times. Caddies available.

Practice facilities

Limited

Did you know?

The National Golf Links hosted the first Walker Cup in 1922, when a team of amateur golfers representing Great Britain & Ireland took on the best amateur golfers in the United States. The trophy, won on the first nine occasions by the USA, bears the name of George Herbert Walker, president of the USGA in 1920 and the man who originated the idea of this bi-annual competition.

Credited with laying the foundations of golf in America, golf architect Charles Blair Madonald is best known for creating a trilogy of courses that are amongst America's very best: Chicago GC, Yale and the National Golf Links of America. All three layouts benefit from their linkage to the roots of the game in Scotland, while all three contain Macdonald's undoubted flair for creating something exciting, and just a little bit different!

Published ranking

New York state's 2nd best course (Golf Digest, 2023/24).
USA's 7th best course (Golf Digest, 2023).
World's 5th best course (GOLF Magazine, 2023/24).

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Tournaments

Ryder Cup: Rome plays host to the first ever Ryder Cup to be staged in Italy, with the USA defending golf’s greatest team trophy at Marco Simone Golf & Country Club (Sept 29-Oct 1).

Solheim Cup: also in September, also in southern Europe, the 18th Solheim Cup will be contested at Finca Cortesin on the Costa del Sol, with Europe defending after their surprise win in Toledo, Inverness Club (Ohio) in 2021 (Sept 22-24). 

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Céline Boutier: with many successes as both an amateur and professional golfer, Boutier added a major championship title to her impressive résumé at this year’s Evian Championship.

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Marco Simone Golf & Country Club: With a clubhouse that might befit a Roman Emperor, and a golf course to match, you can be sure of a memorable outing at Rome's most talked about golf facility.

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