Playing Privileges Through PhilanthropyPlaying Privileges Through Philanthropy
Playing Privileges Through Philanthropy
Maidstone ClubThe Maidstone Club, established in 1891, is the legendary seaside track at the east end of Long Island. The layout was masterfully shaped by Willie Park Jr. and his brother John Park in 1924, later receiving a meticulous coastal restoration by the design team of Coore & Crenshaw in 2012. This ultra exclusive club only opens its pristine sand-dune fairways to protected amateur traditions and elite regional showcases. It serves as a private, prestigious battleground for premier local charity majors, including the annual tournament for the Children's Museum of the East End and the exclusive George D. Yates Golf Outing.
Register on the host site →Founded in 1931 by visionary Mary Woodhouse, Guild Hall of East Hampton has served for nearly a century as a foundational epicenter for legendary American artists, famously showcasing the works of Jackson Pollock and Willem de Kooning. Supporting this non-profit institution directly ensures that world-class visual arts exhibitions, live theatrical performances, and film series remain deeply accessible to the local East Hampton community. Financial contributions fund critical free public admission to the museum galleries, provide robust arts education workshops for students, and fuel creative initiatives.
