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Shinnecock Hills Golf Club - Short

Location icon 200 Tuckahoe Rd, Southampton, NY
Phone icon (631) 283-1310
9

Holes

27

Par

Unknown

Yards

Unknown

Rating

Unknown

Slope

Yes

Driving Range

Description

Shinnecock Hills Golf Club (Short) is a lesser-known nine-hole layout on the property used for warm-ups and casual play. It preserves the links character of the main course in a more relaxed setting. The holes are walkable, fast, and fun. It's a great way for members to enjoy a casual round or introduce beginners. Shinnecock Short is understated but cherished.

30 October

58.2

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31 October

58.8

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1 November

56.2

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2 November

54.2

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3 November

56.6

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4 November

62.7

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5 November

53.8

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Classic and Historical golf course. Great condition in early October 2023. Par 70 with lots of tee box/yardage options.

Bryce

5

about 2 years ago

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Over rated as it is now the step sister to Sebonic (More character) and OF course National Golf Links is is the big dog on the block. If it weren't for the USGA tie in now one would ever hear of this place. So if you want a day of being looked down on and being told you are not a member this is the place.

Doc

3

about 1 year ago

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I searched Shinnecock on Googlemaps to see how far it was from NYC to hopefully start planning a trip for the US Open next year and Google asked me to review the course. Google, if you can get me a tee time at Shinny I will review every single solitary element of the course and club and happily report back.

Brian

5

5 months ago

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One of the truest and purest tests of your golf game, and absolutely one of the greatest golf courses on planet Earth. Make sure you take in the sun and breeze before teeing off because "Shinny" will test you like no other. Out on the eastern terrain of Long Island, where the land meets the sea and the winds never truly rest, there lies Shinnecock Hills. It is not just a golf course, but a proving ground, a place where man meets nature, challenges it, respects it. The old links, with its deep roots tracing back to the late 1800s, has a soul. Walking its fairways, one can feel the weight of history underfoot, the whisper of tales from eras gone by. It is, in essence, a living testament to the evolution of golf. Shinnecock does not pamper nor deceive. It stands tall, unyielding, with its rolling terrains, thick fescue, and the ever-present winds that tell tales of the Atlantic. Each hole is an invitation to dance, to wrestle, to find one's rhythm amidst the challenges laid bare. The William Flynn design, with its minimalist approach, emphasizes strategy over strength. It's not about how far, but how well. The greens, elevated and swift, demand nothing less than precision. Misjudge, and the course, like an old bull in a Spanish arena, will not hesitate to remind you of your place. Yet, for all its stern demeanor, Shinnecock offers moments of sheer, raw beauty. The vista from the clubhouse, overlooking the Peconic Bay, is a sight to behold. It speaks of endless horizons, of dreams and challenges, of the dance between land, sea, and sky. The bunkers, strategically placed, are not mere pitfalls but guardians of history. They have seen champions rise and falter, have cradled the balls of legends and novices alike, reminding every golfer of the course's rich tapestry of tales. Playing Shinnecock is not merely a round of golf. It's an odyssey, a voyage through time and elements. Every swing, every putt, is a page in the story that each golfer writes, set against the backdrop of this ancient, hallowed ground. In the heart of Southampton, Shinnecock stands as a beacon. A reminder that golf, at its core, is not just a game but a dialogue with nature, history, and oneself. To play here is to embrace the pure essence of golf, to become a part of a legacy that is as enduring as the winds that sweep its fairways.

Kheeto

5

about 2 years ago

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This is in my opinion not the best golf course. Although the staff are friendly there is not an inch of shade to be seen. Grass is extremely dry and unforgiving. The US Golf open was good and there were sufficient tents for people to get shade but overall I did not enjoy the grounds themselves.

Smart

2

over 7 years ago

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