Private Clubs & Country Clubs in Glen Head

Brookville Country Club is a prestigious private club founded in 1922 on Long Island's North Shore in Glen Head, New York. The 18-hole course was designed by Seth Raynor and features his signature template holes, including a Redan and Biarritz, inspired by classic British layouts. A 2005 restoration by Gil Hanse preserved Raynor's original strategic vision, cementing the course's standing as one of Long Island's most architecturally significant layouts.

Glen Head Country Club is a classic private golf club established in 1921 on Long Island's North Shore in Glen Head, New York. Designed by Golden Age architect Devereux Emmet and later refined with bunker work by Robert Trent Jones Sr. in 1956, the 18-hole, par-72 course stretches 6,725 yards across the natural rolling terrain of Nassau County. The club has hosted notable regional competitions including the 1975 Met PGA Championship and preserves much of its original strategic design character through a careful 2000 restoration by Stephen Kay.

North Shore Country Club is a Golden Age private club founded in 1916 in Glen Head, New York, featuring an original 18-hole layout designed by the legendary A.W. Tillinghast. The course is distinguished by Tillinghast's signature strategic bunkering and challenging green complexes, set against the natural elevation changes of Long Island's North Shore. Restoration work by Rees Jones in 1998 and Gil Hanse in 2014 has preserved the integrity of the design, and the club has hosted multiple Metropolitan Golf Association championships dating back to 1927.

Tam O'Shanter Country Club is a private 18-hole club founded in 1928 on the rolling terrain of Glen Head, New York, on Long Island's storied North Shore. The course was designed by Charles H. Alison of the celebrated Colt & Alison firm, known for its strategic bunkering and skillful use of natural topography. A Gil Hanse restoration in 1999 refreshed the layout while preserving its classic architectural character, and the club has hosted both the Met Open and Met Amateur championships.