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Playing Privileges Through Philanthropy
The Country Club of Fairfield is a legendary Seth Raynor design consistently ranked among the absolute best and most exclusive golf courses in Connecticut. Its architectural brilliance shines through its coastal links layout, which features Raynor’s signature "template holes" built over former tidal marshes and onion fields along the Long Island Sound. This championship pedigree is cemented by a rich tournament history that includes hosting the 1976 U.S. Women's Open, the 2016 U.S. Women's Amateur, and multiple prestigious Met Open championships.
Register on the host site →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.
Builds affordable housing with families in coastal Fairfield County, CT.
