Paul Harney Golf Club sits in East Falmouth on Cape Cod, designed by and named for Paul Harney, a Massachusetts native who played on the PGA Tour during the 1960s and 1970s before turning to course design. Harney, who grew up in Worcester and won the 1964 Los Angeles Open, brought a player's perspective to his architectural work, creating layouts that emphasize strategic shot-making over pure length. The course occupies rolling terrain characteristic of Cape Cod's glacial landscape, with natural elevation changes that provide variety in lies and approaches. The routing takes advantage of the property's wooded areas and open spaces, creating a mix of tree-lined corridors and more exposed holes where wind becomes a factor. The design reflects the practical, straightforward style common to many player-architects of Harney's era, favoring playability for a range of skill levels while still requiring thoughtful club selection and course management. As a semi-private facility, Paul Harney Golf Club serves both members and daily-fee players, functioning as an accessible option in the Falmouth area. The course fits into the Cape's tradition of golf as both recreation and community gathering place, offering a layout that accommodates regular play without the formality or exclusivity of some of the region's older private clubs. The design remains relatively true to its original character, providing a straightforward test of golf in a Cape Cod setting.