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Private seaside/parkland club in Fairfield, CT, opened around 1921 on filled tidal marshland. One of Seth Raynor's early solo designs featuring his signature template holes, later restored toward Raynor's original aesthetic by Tom Doak's firm (Bruce Hepner). A well-regarded classic course.
The Country Club of Fairfield is a private club situated directly on the shores of Long Island Sound in Fairfield, Connecticut. The course was designed by Seth Raynor, one of golf's most revered Golden Age architects, known for his distinctive template holes. Its seaside location provides a true links-style experience, with coastal winds and challenging topography. While it has not hosted major professional championships, the Country Club of Fairfield is celebrated for its classic design and esteemed status among Northeast golf courses.
Seth Raynor; restoration by Tom Doak/Bruce Hepner
What a great place, check out this view. Kristen, the manager is one of the nicest people you’ll ever meet.
