Private Clubs & Country Clubs in Rye

Rye Golf Club is a municipally operated 18-hole course in Rye, New York, originally established in 1921 as a private country club before being acquired by the City of Rye in 1965. The course was designed by noted architect Devereux Emmet, whose original routing remains largely intact, and features scenic views of Long Island Sound from multiple holes. The 1921 clubhouse, designed by Clifford Charles Wendehack, stands as a recognized architectural landmark on the property.

The Apawamis Club is a historic private golf club founded in 1890 in Rye, New York, and stands among the oldest golf clubs in the United States. The original 18-hole course was designed by Herbert Strong at the turn of the 20th century and later refined by Gil Hanse in 2007, with the club hosting the 1911 U.S. Amateur Championship. Set on hilly, undulating former farmland in Westchester County, the par-71 layout offers a strategically engaging test of golf with deep roots in American golf history.

Westchester Country Club is a storied private club established in 1922 on a historic estate in Rye, New York, anchored by a landmark Tudor-style clubhouse built in 1919. The club's 36-hole layout, originally designed by Walter Travis and later refined by Rees Jones in 1994 and Gil Hanse in 2015, hosted PGA Tour events for decades and served as the site of the 2015 KPMG Women's PGA Championship.