Ardsley Country Club

Rated a popular round among Hole19 golfers in New York, Ardsley Country Club in Irvington, New York, United States has a history that backs up the attention. Designed by Willie Dunn and opened in 1895, it hosted the 1898 USGA Women's Amateur Golf Tournament — one of the earliest major amateur events in American golf. The 18-hole, par-71 layout moves across flatlands, rolling hills, and rock outcroppings, giving each nine a distinct feel underfoot. Access is private. Practice and instruction are available through Mike Argentine, PGA, covering private lessons, club fitting, group programs, junior development, and clinics. The pro shop carries apparel, equipment, and accessories. The clubhouse restaurant serves Progressive American Cuisine with global influences, offering a full a la carte menu for lunch and dinner, with panoramic views of the Hudson.