
Architect
Seymour Dunn
Established
1909
Par / Length
71 / 7052y
Access
Resort
Green Fee
$$$
Overview: The Links Course at the Lake Placid Club is a spectacular and historic parkland masterpiece designed by the legendary Seymour Dunn. Opened in 1909, the course is a traditional layout characterized by its technical routing, significant elevation changes, and its breathtaking integration into the Adirondack Mountains. The layout meanders through a landscape of natural topography and mature hardwoods, offering a serene and challenging environment that balances historic charm with modern strategic depth. Characterized by its "Scottish-style" bunkering and its prestigious history, the Links Course provides a rigorous and visually engaging resort golf experience.
Did You Know? Seymour Dunn, a native of Scotland, designed the course to reflect the classic principles of links golf, using the rugged mountain terrain to simulate coastal dunes.
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