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Listing agent Kieran Brew of SERHANT. talks demand for the $89M Sagaponack oceanfront compound with its own private golf course, and plans to showcase the property during the 2026 U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills
Clubhouses
Keen designed clubhouses at Pine Valley and Aronimink, two of America's most revered private golf clubs. He also built Reynolda House for R.J. Reynolds, now a nationally recognized art museum. This week, Aronimink hosts the PGA Championship for the first time since 1962.
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Medinah Country Club's 120,000-square-foot clubhouse was designed in the 1920s by Richard G. Schmid, a charter club member who trained at MIT and worked under H.H. Richardson before designing Moorish Revival temples for the Shriners.
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The clubhouse at Cypress Point was designed by George Washington Smith, the father of Spanish Colonial Revival architecture in California. Smith died six months before the building opened in 1930. Steve Jobs later bought one of his houses and spent 27 years trying to demolish it.
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The clubhouse at Myopia Hunt Club was not designed to be a clubhouse. It was built in 1772 as a farmhouse for Colonel Robert Dodge, a Revolutionary War hero who fought at Bunker Hill. The club moved in, and much hasn't changed since.
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Luxury golf real estate from the birthplace of miniature golf in Pinehurst to the Blue Monster's doorstep in Doral to the Ocean Course at Kiawah: explore this week's most exclusive golf course estates for sale as the PGA Tour returns to Trump National Doral for the Cadillac Championship.
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The 77,000-square-foot clubhouse at TPC Sawgrass was designed by Chapman Coyle Chapman Architects and completed in 2007, modeled after an 1888 Spanish Renaissance hotel in St. Augustine that launched the career of the firm that designed the New York Public Library.
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The clubhouse at Merion Golf Club in Ardmore, Pennsylvania was designed in 1911 by Furness, Evans and Company. It still hides an 1824 stone farmhouse inside it, and a two-story locker room that has watched Bobby Jones finish the Grand Slam and Ben Hogan win the 1950 U.S. Open.
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The Country Club's primrose yellow clubhouse in Brookline started as an 1860 farmhouse. Today it is three stories of Colonial Revival clapboard behind the 18th green, still holding a room from the original structure and a copy of the USGA charter signed in 1894.
Francis Ouimet's childhood home at 246 Clyde Street in Brookline sits directly across the road from The Country Club. In 1913, the 20-year-old amateur walked out the front door, crossed the street, and won the U.S. Open, changing American golf forever.
The Lighthouse at Harbour Town Golf Links is not a real lighthouse. Built in 1969 by developer Charles Fraser as the centerpiece of his Sea Pines marina village, locals called it Fraser's Folly. Today the candy-striped tower is the logo of Sea Pines and the backdrop of the RBC Heritage every April.
The Harbour Town Clubhouse at The Sea Pines Resort was designed in 2014 by Grady Woods, a Lowcountry architect who raked bunkers at Harbour Town as a boy. Home of the RBC Heritage, the three-story Lowcountry clubhouse was demolished and rebuilt between tournaments in a 10-month construction sprint.
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Oakmont Country Club's clubhouse was designed in 1904 by Pittsburgh architect Edward Stotz as a Scottish farmhouse in Tudor Revival style. 120 years later it still has no air conditioning in the locker room.
Seminole Golf Club's pink stucco clubhouse was designed in 1929 by Marion Sims Wyeth, the same architect who master planned Mar-a-Lago for the same client. Inside is the most copied locker room in American golf: 72 original knotty-pine lockers, unchanged since opening day.
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Most clubhouses try to complement their golf course. Congressional's overshadows it. Designed in 1924 by Philip Morison Jullien, this Spanish Revival building is the largest clubhouse in the United States. Barrel-tile roof, white stucco walls, and a vaulted entry hall visible from nearly every hole.
In 1859, Dennis Redmond's farmhouse was featured in an architecture manual. His floor plans show a fruit room, a dairy, and an ice-house. No trophy room, and no Crow's Nest. Today that farmhouse hosts the Masters, and the best golfers in the world compete for a silver replica of it.