By the
light.

A new eighteen-hole course opened in 1997 on the easternmost point of Long Island, where the Atlantic meets the Montauk Lighthouse.

REQUEST A TEE TIME
Montauk Lighthouse rising above coastal dunes at dawn

Eighteen holes.
One horizon.

Carved into the rolling bluffs and native fescue, the course plays firm and fast along the Atlantic. Every fairway frames the lighthouse, which serves as both landmark and final backstop on the eighteenth.

PAR
72
YARDAGE
6,845
TEES
Five sets from 5,110 to 6,845 yards
GREENS
Crenshaw bentgrass, maintained at .110"
OPENED
May 1997
ARCHITECT
Robert von Hagge
Rolling fairway with ocean and lighthouse in distance

The point.

The course sits on the same headland as the Montauk Point Lighthouse, built in 1796. Morning fog lifts to reveal fairways that run parallel to the surf. The 17th green sits 40 yards from the water’s edge. Wind is the only hazard that cannot be raked.

Members and guests play at first light or in the long golden hour before the beacon begins its nightly rotation.

Play the point.

Tee times are limited. Complete the form and our starter will contact you within 24 hours.