
Jake Stoutland and Simon Holt are pulling back the curtain on the greatest private club experiences in golf. What's the locker room like, the food, the tee markers? Every little detail matters, and we'll break down all of it so you're prepared when you make your next visit.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 6 | Founded | a month ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsGolf | |||

In 1611, the first recorded playing of golf happened on a piece of land that would become one of the most architecturally significant courses in the world. Home to arguably the most copied hole in the world, among a number of holes that would become ... more
Two failed clubs before it and a difficult plot of land made Hudson National Golf Club a less than ideal site for a great modern club. But the visionaries behind its creation have delivered in every way.
Jake Stoutland and Simon Holt tell the story ... more
Could this be the most beautiful course in Massachusetts? A truly fine William Flynn design along the beach, this Golden Age club exudes New England golf greatness.
From the clean scallop shell logo to the island green along the beach, spending a d... more
Tucked away on the East End of Long Island, a day at Atlantic Golf Club is an unforgettable golf experience.
It's an unmistakeable Hamptons scene from the moment you arrive, marked by a warm welcome from the staff and the clubhouse's navy and white ... more
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