Architect
Tom Bendelow / Herbert Strong / Devereux Emmet
Established
1896
Par / Length
70 / 6811y
Access
Private
Green Fee
Private
Overview: Nassau Country Club is a private Glen Cove course with an early Long Island club history and a traditional parkland layout. Devereux Emmet and Herbert Strong are associated with the course's design development, while the current routing uses tree-lined corridors, strategic bunkers and varied green sites.
History: The club's roots reach back to the 1890s, when golf was becoming established on Long Island. Over time the course became part of the region's network of influential clubs, with design work and club traditions carrying forward from the formative period of American golf.
Did You Know? The Nassau scoring system was named at Nassau Country Club. USGA history credits J.B. Coles Tappan with developing the match format there in 1900, creating the familiar front-nine, back-nine and overall wager structure.
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