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National Golf Links of America

Southampton, New York · Links · 1911

C.B. Macdonald

C.B. Macdonald opened National Golf Links of America in Southampton in 1911, a fusion of the holes he loved in Britain — Alps, Redan, Sahara, Cape. Seth Raynor surveyed it. A windmill on the hill, Peconic Bay, a house that looks at the inlet. Golf Digest’s America’s 100 Greatest, 2025–26: No. 7.

The Windmill — National Golf Links of America — The Windmill
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Peconic — National Golf Links of America — Peconic
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To the Bay — National Golf Links of America — To the Bay
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Sebonac Sun — National Golf Links of America — Sebonac Sun
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The National House — National Golf Links of America — The National House
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Toward the Mill — National Golf Links of America — Toward the Mill
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Mill at Dusk — National Golf Links of America — Mill at Dusk
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Last Light — National Golf Links of America — Last Light
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Two to the Mill — National Golf Links of America — Two to the Mill
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The Red Flag — National Golf Links of America — The Red Flag
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Mill on the Hill — National Golf Links of America — Mill on the Hill
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