Normanside Country Club sits in Delmar, a suburb just outside Albany in New York's Capital District. The course was designed by William Harries, a regional architect active in the early-to-mid twentieth century who worked primarily in upstate New York and New England. Harries designed several courses in the Albany area during this period, contributing to the region's golf infrastructure as the game expanded beyond major metropolitan centers. The layout occupies rolling terrain characteristic of the Hudson Valley's western reaches, where the landscape transitions from river valley to the foothills beyond. The property features mature tree-lined fairways and elevation changes that provide both strategic interest and natural definition to the holes. Like many courses of its era in this region, Normanside reflects the design principles of its time—straightforward routing that works with the land's contours, greens that reward accurate approach play, and a walkable scale suited to member play. Normanside has served as a private club for the Capital District's golfing community for decades, hosting regional amateur competitions and providing a home course for generations of Albany-area golfers. The club maintains the traditional rhythms of Northeast country club life, with golf as the central activity during the region's relatively short playing season. The course offers a solid test of golf without excessive length, emphasizing placement and course management over pure distance.