Dunes at New Seabury, sculpted from the rugged beauty of Cape Cod's coastline, offers a stern test forged in wind and undulating terrain. While not nationally ranked, its strategic layout provides a formidable challenge for players seeking a true links-style experience. Originally designed by William Mitchell in 1962, the course features a series of demanding holes where fescue grasses frame fairways and cunningly placed bunkers penalize the errant shot. While lacking the length of modern championship courses, Dunes demands careful club selection and a mastery of the ground game, where approach shots must often be shaped to counter the prevailing breezes off Nantucket Sound. Beyond the course, Dunes fosters a convivial atmosphere amongst its membership, attracting both seasoned golfers and those new to the game. In the clubhouse, after a demanding round, many members can be found enjoying the club's famed lobster bisque, a culinary tradition that perfectly complements the coastal setting.