HUNTINGTON COUNTRY CLUB

The rolling terrain of Long Island's Gold Coast provides the perfect canvas for this 1929 gem, where Donald Ross's thoughtful bunkering and subtle green complexes reward strategic thinking over brute force. The par-4 12th epitomizes the design philosophy—a dogleg right that tempts aggressive players to bite off more than they can chew, while the elevated green demands nothing less than a perfectly struck approach. Members here understand that scoring comes from course management, not just distance, making every round a chess match against one of Ross's most underrated layouts.