Bayberry Hills Golf Club sits in West Yarmouth on Cape Cod, where Geoffrey Cornish laid out the original course in 1986. Brian Silva later contributed redesign work that refined the routing and strategic elements. The property features two distinct nines—the Championship Nine and The Links 9 (Blue)—that offer contrasting experiences within the same facility. The Links 9 presents a more open, windswept character than its companion course, with wider fairways and less tree definition that allows the Cape's prevailing breezes to factor into club selection and shot shaping. The routing takes advantage of the region's naturally sandy soils and modest elevation changes typical of Cape Cod terrain. Cornish, who designed or renovated hundreds of courses across New England during his long career, understood how to work with the Cape's landscape constraints and opportunities. The course serves a public daily-fee clientele and attracts both local Cape residents and summer visitors. Bayberry Hills operates as a straightforward golf facility without the elaborate amenities of a private club, focusing instead on providing accessible golf in a region where tee times can be difficult to secure during peak season. The Links 9 can be played as a standalone nine holes or combined with the Championship Nine for an eighteen-hole round, giving golfers flexibility in their visit.