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Private club in Scarsdale, NY (named for the English club, not the same course), with its current course opening in 1918. Designed by Seth Raynor (with C.B. Macdonald advising) and later reworked by Walter Travis and A.W. Tillinghast, with restoration by Mike DeVries. A solid, historically interesting Westchester private club.
Sunningdale Country Club, a private club nestled in the rolling parkland of Scarsdale, New York, is celebrated for its classic Seth Raynor design. Opened in 1919, the course showcases Raynor's distinctive geometric templates, meticulously maintained over a century. While primarily a member's club, it occasionally hosts regional amateur championships, showcasing its strategic depth.
Championships hosted: Metropolitan Open (2 times) · Met Amateur Championship (2 times)
The course was an excellent condition. I's a very underrated course for the area
Great golf course and beautiful club house
First time visiting...its lovely...staff was very friendly and the tennis courts are the best maintained in the county...hidden gem!
