Brookville Country Club

Overview: Founded in 1922, Brookville Country Club occupies a private parkland property on Long Island with 18 holes’s North Shore. Founded in 1922, it is one of Seth Raynor’s Long Island designs and measures 6,625 yards at par 71. The course is known for a classic architectural vocabulary, thoughtful green targets and a sequence that asks players to manage position as much as raw distance. Its setting in Old Brookville gives the course the wooded, established feel associated with the Gold Coast, while the routing remains challenging enough for the club’s tournament history.

History: The club has kept Raynor’s authorship at the center of its golf identity for more than a century. Brookville’s official tour describes the course as one of his best creations, and recent club agronomy information notes ongoing investment in bunker reconstruction, irrigation and practice areas. Those improvements are intended to strengthen the playing surfaces and preserve the course’s design character rather than replace its historic foundation. Brookville has also hosted local Metropolitan Golf Association tournaments and invitationals.

Did You Know? Brookville’s finishing hole is a 598-yard par five from the back tees, while the third is a 243-yard par three. That contrast gives the round a memorable internal rhythm, moving from one of Long Island’s demanding long holes to a very different kind of full-length test.