Salem Golf Club

Salem Golf Club is a popular round among Hole19 golfers in New York, set across 165 acres of natural terrain in the Westchester area designed by Edward C. Ryder to preserve the property's rolling hills and varied landscapes. The 18-hole layout plays as one of the more challenging courses in the tristate area, yet multiple tee options — including US Kids tees — make it accessible to all skill levels. No tee times are required, adding flexibility that sets it apart from many courses in the Westchester, NY and Fairfield, CT region. The practice facility includes a driving range, practice area, and a dedicated short game area. Wildlife sightings — deer, hawks, herons, and turtles — are a regular part of the round, a natural character that distinguishes it from more modern designs in the area.