Westhampton Country Club, a fixture of Long Island's storied golf scene, unfolds across terrain shaped by both sandy soil and the coastal breezes rolling in off the Atlantic. This creates a unique blend of challenges where accurate approach shots are paramount as any errant shot tends to find itself gathering sand. Originally designed by Willie Park Jr., the course underwent a significant restoration by Brian Silva, returning the club to its former glory by accentuating Park's strategic vision. It's a course that respects classic design principles while subtly adapting to the demands of the modern game. While not a regular host of major championships, Westhampton enjoys a strong regional reputation, and a membership that relishes the convivial atmosphere, perhaps best expressed at the halfway house. Known amongst the members for the "turn," which is a chance to refuel with their signature lobster roll and a refreshing beverage before tackling the back nine.