Nantucket Country Club

Nantucket Country Club, etched into the windswept landscape of Siasconset, represents a testament to traditional New England golf, where the spirit of the island permeates every round. The course, while not garnering national recognition, offers a distinctive golfing experience deeply intertwined with the island's identity. The layout, originally conceived in the early 1900s, blends elements of links-style golf with the unique terrain of Nantucket's eastern shore. While not a true links course, the undulating fairways, fescue grasses, and ever-present coastal breezes evoke a similar feel. The course plays shorter than its yardage suggests, demanding strategic shot placement and creative approaches. It's said that members often compete to see who can play the course with the fewest clubs, embracing the challenge of the elements and the need for versatility. Over the years, subtle enhancements have refined the original design, ensuring the course remains engaging for players of all skill levels. The club maintains a comfortable, unpretentious atmosphere, prioritizing the enjoyment of the game and the camaraderie of its membership. Post-round, the clubhouse serves as a convivial gathering place, where tales of near misses and unexpected triumphs are shared over local oysters.