Architect
Herbert Strong
Established
1906
Par / Length
71 / 6647y
Access
Private
Green Fee
Private
Overview: Inwood Country Club is a private Long Island course beside Jamaica Bay, where coastal wind and wetlands meet an old metropolitan-club routing. Herbert Strong is associated with the course, and the compact parkland layout places a premium on approach accuracy and recovery around small targets.
History: Inwood was founded in 1901, with the early golf course developing from a nine-hole beginning into an 18-hole layout. Herbert Strong's later work helped shape the course, which went on to host both the 1921 PGA Championship and the 1923 U.S. Open.
Did You Know? The course's major-championship history is unusually concentrated: Walter Hagen won the PGA Championship in 1921, and Bobby Jones won the U.S. Open at Inwood in 1923.
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