South Shore Golf Course
Course Overview
Hey fellow golfers! If you haven't swung your clubs at South Shore Golf Course in NYC, you're missing out on a local gem. This public course, designed by the legendary Robert Trent Jones Sr. and opened back in 1952, offers a blend of history, challenge, and scenic views that capture the essence of New York golf.
One of the standout holes is the 7th, a tricky par 3 that demands a well-thought-out club choice thanks to its over-water layout and the ever-present winds. It’s a perfect test of your precision and ability to read the elements, which is what makes South Shore so engaging.
With its strategic layout featuring undulating fairways and challenging greens, the course is a delight for golfers at all levels. Remember, the wind can be your friend or foe here; choosing the right club is more than half the battle. And those deceptive greens? Take an extra moment to read them carefully.
So, whether you're looking to test your skills or just enjoy a day out on the links with friends, South Shore provides a solid and enjoyable golfing experience right in the heart of the city. Plus, it’s always refreshing to play a course that's steeped in local golf lore. Check it out and maybe I’ll see you on the greens! For more info or to book a tee time, visit [South Shore Golf Course](http://www.southshoregolfcourse.com).
Course Information
Course Type
Public Course
Holes
18
Par
72
Yardage
6700 yards
Course Designers
Tournament History
- The course has hosted regional amateur competitions and local professional events, though none at the national PGA level.
Additional Notes
Notable Holes: {"hole_number"=>7, "description"=>"A par 3 over water, where wind often plays a factor, requiring precise club selection."}, {"hole_number"=>15, "description"=>"A long par 5 with a sharp dogleg right and a well-bunkered green."}
Designers: Robert Trent Jones Sr.
Tournament History: The course has hosted regional amateur competitions and local professional events, though none at the national PGA level.
Playing Tips: Wind is a significant factor; choosing the right club is crucial. Pay attention to the undulating greens, which can be deceptive and require careful reading.
Notable Holes
A par 3 over water, where wind often plays a factor, requiring precise club selection.
A long par 5 with a sharp dogleg right and a well-bunkered green.
Playing Tips
- Wind is a significant factor; choosing the right club is crucial. Pay attention to the undulating greens, which can be deceptive and require careful reading.
