Nestled in the heart of Dudley, Massachusetts, Dudley Hill Golf Club is a historic course designed by the renowned architect Devereux Emmet. Since 1926, our course has provided golfers with a classic and challenging layout, representing the Golden Age of golf course design.
Dudley Hill Golf Club was designed by one of the most famous golf architects of the early 20th century, Devereux Emmet. Emmet was born in Pelham, New York on December 11, 1861.
A talented golfer in his own right, Emmet made the quarter-finals of the 1904 British Amateur and won the Bahamas Amateur at the age of 66. He began designing golf courses in the 1890s and designed an astonishing 150 throughout his career.
Most of the courses he designed are in the state of New York. Others can be found in Connecticut, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia.
In 1925, Horatio N. Slater, then president of the S. Slater & Sons Co., commissioned Emmet to design Dudley Hill Golf Club. The result was a scenic yet demanding layout that continues to test golfers of all skill levels. Emmet’s signature design philosophy—wide fairways, strategically placed bunkers, and challenging greens—makes Dudley Hill a true gem in New England golf.
Below is a list of the courses Devereux Emmet designed and categorized by state.
Connecticut
Wee Burn Country Club – Darien, Connecticut, 1902
Hartford Golf Club – West Hartford, Connecticut, 1914
Manchester Country Club – Manchester, Connecticut, 1917
Country Club of Farmington – Farmington, Connecticut, 1924
Ridgewood Country Club – Danbury, Connecticut, 1927
Keney Park Golf Club – Hartford, Connecticut, 1927
East Hartford Golf Club – East Hartford, Connecticut, 1930
Maryland
Congressional Country Club – Bethesda, Maryland, 1924
Massachusetts
Dudley Hill Golf Club – Dudley, Massachusetts, 1926
Cape Cod Country Club – Falmouth, Massachusetts, 1928
New Jersey
Rockaway River Country Club – Denville, New Jersey, 1923
Cobblestone Creek Country Club – Lawrenceville, New Jersey, 1938
New York
Bethpage State Park, Farmingdale – New York, 1923
Bonnie-Briar Country Club – Larchmont, New York, 1921
Bedford Golf and Tennis Club – Bedford, New York, 1891
Wheatley Hills Golf Club – East Williston, New York, 1913
Eisenhower Park Golf Course (Red) – East Meadow, New York, 1914
Brentwood Country Club – Brentwood, New York, 1925
Capital Hills at Albany – Albany, New York, 1928
Cherry Valley Club – Garden City, New York, 1916
Edison Club – Rexford, New York, 1925
Engineers Country Club – Roslyn Harbor, New York, 1921
Garden City Golf Club – Garden City, New York, 1899
Leatherstocking Golf Course – Cooperstown, New York, 1909
Mohawk Golf Club – Schenectady, New York, 1904
Glen Head Country Club – Glen Head, New York – 1920s
Hampshire Country Club – Mamaroneck, New York, 1927
Huntington Country Club – Huntington, New York, 1910
Huntington Crescent Club – Huntington, New York, 1914
Lake Isle Country Club – Eastchester, New York, 1926
Leewood Golf Club – Eastchester, New York, 1922
Mahopac Golf Club – Mahopac, New York, 1893
McGregor Links Country Club – Wilton, New York, 1921
Mechanicville Golf Club – Mechanicville, New York, 1909
Nassau Country Club – Glen Cove, New York, 1896
Oliver D. Appleton Golf Course at St. Lawrence University – Canton, New York, 1926
Pelham Country Club – Pelham Manor, New York, 1908
The Powelton Club – Newburgh, New York, 1892
Rockville Links Club – Rockville Centre, New York, 1924
Rye Golf Club – Rye, New York, 1921
Schuyler Meadows Club – Loudonville, New York, 1928
The Seawane Club – Hewlett Harbor, New York, 1927
St. George’s Golf & Country Club – East Setauket, New York, 1917
Ohio
Belmont Hills Country Club – St Clairsville, Ohio, 1924
Pennsylvania
St. Mary’s Country Club – Saint Mary’s, Pennsylvania, 1924
West Virginia
Wheeling Country Club – Wheeling, West Virginia, 1902
International
Radisson Cable Beach & Golf Resort – Commonwealth of the Bahamas, 1929
Riddell’s Bay Golf and Country Club – The Islands of Bermuda, 1922
