Architect
Seth Raynor; Donald Ross work; renovated by Beau Welling
Established
1916
Par / Length
71 / 6706y
Access
Private
Green Fee
Private
Overview: Greenwich Country Club is a historic Connecticut parkland course with a current routing that measures about 6,706 yards at par 71. Seth Raynor’s early design established the principal character, later work by Donald Ross added to the course’s history, and Beau Welling has guided more recent renovation and planning. The layout’s mature trees and formal green complexes give it a classic metropolitan-club feel.
History: The present 18-hole course dates to 1916, when Seth Raynor’s design created the foundation of the modern layout. Donald Ross was involved in later work, and the club commissioned Beau Welling for a more recent renovation and master plan. The course therefore represents a layered architectural history rather than a single untouched design moment.
Did You Know? Greenwich’s course is a living architectural record. A Raynor foundation, later Ross work and a modern Beau Welling renovation all remain part of the story of the same 18-hole routing.
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