Rolling terrain gives the walk natural rhythm here
Rolling terrain gives the walk natural rhythm here. At 6,749 yards, the grade changes hold your attention without turning the back nine into a fitness test. Seth Raynor's 1926 design was built for walking, and you can feel it in the routing. Holes connect logically. Tee-to-green transitions make sense. In the dense Northeast golf market, a course that earns an 89 walkability score is doing something deliberately right. Green fees run $90 to $165, which puts this in premium-public territory. For a Raynor template course you can actually walk without a caddie requirement, that's fair value.
