Century Country Club
Century CC - Round for 4
Purchase, NY
4 Guests
Item Details
Number of guests: 4
Number of rounds: 1
Booking Restrictions: Please Note: This round can be played Tuesday - Thursday, or Friday mornings. This round expires October 31st, 2026. This item can be scheduled for a mutually agreed upon date with the host/club. Proposed dates are not guaranteed. While we will make every effort to accommodate your preferred dates, options are subject to the host/club schedule and flexibility may be required.
Attributes: Cart w/ ForecaddiesPaid for by: Winner
Add-ons: Lunch
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Course Details
Founded in 1898, Century Country Club boasts a rich history and has evolved through two previous locations, making it a standout course in a region filled with prestigious clubs, including five private ones in Purchase, NY. Walter Travis played a pivotal role in securing the club's current 175 acres after relocating from nearby Greenburgh, NY, which was sold to Metropolis Country Club. To design the new course, the club enlisted the talents of Harry Colt and C.H. Alison. Century co-hosts U.S. Open sectional qualifying alongside the neighboring Old Oaks, alternating years with Canoe Brook Country Club in New Jersey.
Century Country Club
Link to Course WebsiteRanked 34 in Golf Digest's Best in State - New York
Link to ranking pageArchitect: Colt & Alison
Course type: parkland
Year opened: 1898
Access: private
location
Purchase, NY
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