20 Beautiful Westchester County Golf Courses to Visit

Whether you're looking for leisure, beauty, or grueling competition, these are the Westchester golf courses to know—both public and private.

Westchester County is home to dozens of prestige golf clubs. From Hudson National, which was ranked as one of the top golf courses in the country by Gold Digest, to historic courses, there’s no shortage of putting green in the county.

If you’re looking to reserve tee time for Westchester County golf courses, check out Golf Westchester’s E-Z Reserve program.

Dunwoodie Golf Course

1 Wasylenko Ln, Yonkers; 914.231.3490

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In the center of Yonkers on the top of Dunwoodie Heights lies Dunwoodie Golf Course. The course is known for its dramatic topography and steep slopes – taking advantage of the natural topography. The course also has practice greens and a driving range that features lighting for night play.

Fenway Golf Club

384 Old Mamaroneck Rd, Scarsdale; 914.723.600

Fenway Golf Club features an 18-hole Tillinghast course that was renovated under the supervision of Gil Hanse. The club is family-friendly, thrives on membership social interaction, and offers a relaxed resort atmosphere.

Hampshire Country Club

1025 Cove Rd, Mamaroneck; 914.698.4610

Situated along the Long Island Sound, this Mamaroneck country club offers amenities for the whole family. The course was created by acclaimed golf course architect Devereux Emmet and updated over the years by renowned architects Ed Ault, Frank Duane, and Stephen Kay. Each hole of the 18-hole course offers a challenge for golfers of all skill levels.

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Hudson Hills Golf Course

400 Croton Dam Rd, Ossining; 914.864.3000

Golfers at Hudson Hill Golf Course are in for a treat with the outstanding views. The challenging course gives golfers the opportunity to use every club in their bags. This Ossining course holds a special place in history, as it was first established in 1936 under the name The Rising Sun Golf & Country Club as the premier black-owned and -operated golf destination in the Tri-State area.