North Shore Country Club, recognized as one of America’s Best Classic Courses, rests on rolling hills overlooking Long Island Sound just 25 miles from New York City, and has remained largely faithful to the original 1916 Seth Raynor and Charles B. Macdonald design. With a rating of 72.4 and slope of 134, the bent grass course blends strategic challenge and accessibility, demanding thoughtful shot placement across undulating greens, spacious fairways, and varied terrain. Its storied history includes hosting legends like Bobby Jones, Chick Evans, and Fred Wright during the 1920 U.S. Amateur—co-hosted with British standouts Lord Charles Hope and Cyril Tolley—along with numerous prestigious tournaments such as the U.S. Amateur, Long Island Amateur, MGA Open, MGA Senior, and several Women’s Amateur events, solidifying its place as one of the region’s premier classic venues.