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Private,
18 holes,
Unavailable
Somehow, the divergent backgrounds,
personalities and design
philosophies of Jack Nicklaus and Tom
Doak meshed to create this seaside
gem that sits astride National Golf
Links of America and just down the
road from Shinnecock Hills.
Right from the start on the short par-4 1st hole, with a green directly on the water, the course is remarkable. With windswept fairway bunkers that blend seamlessly into fescue rough, the course flows for 7,316 yards and from one postcard view to another. The toughest hole on the course, according to Doak, is the 454-yard par-4 2nd. Not only do golfers have to deal with uneven lies in the fairway and swales of sand dunes, but a large false front on the green sends short approach shots back into the fairway.
Sebonack's memorable holes include the downhill,
dogleg left 11th, which runs toward
Great Peconic Bay, as well as an
enviable collection of risk/reward tests,
including the short, bunker-strewn
par-4 fifth and the superb par-5 18th,
with the bay beckoning up the left side.
For more information, go to sebonack.com.
Course features:
   
Year Built: 2006
Designer: Jack Nicklaus/Tom Doak
Greens Grass Type: Not Available
Fairways Grass Type: Not Available
Water Hazards: Not Available
Sand Bunkers: Not Available
Yardage Markers: Not Available |
Accepts tee times: N/A
Earliest call for tee time: N/A
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Driving Range: N/A
Training Facilities: Putting Green, Teaching Pro, Chipping Area
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Dress Code: No Denim, Collared Shirt Required
Spikes: No
Guests: Only With Member
Access: N/A
Discounts: N/A
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Rental Clubs: N/A
Carts: N/A, N/A access
Cart fees: N/A per cart (18 holes), N/A per cart (9 holes)
Pullcarts: N/A
Caddies: Available
Walking: Allowed
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Restaurant: Restaurant
Bar: Full Bar |
Hours: Open N/A, Close N/A
Available products: None |
County:
Homes on Course: No
Golf Community: No
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