Tamarack Country Club
HOLES
18
PAR
70
TYPE
Unknown
LENGTH
6360M
DIFFICULTY
Unknown
HANDICAP
Unknown
GREEN FEE
-
OPENED
Unknown
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Locust Road 55, 06831 Greenwich
Tamarack Country Club is a classic 18-hole golf course by Charles H. Banks, a protégé of Seth Raynor. Located in Greenwich, Banks used the rolling hills of the back country to create a Golden Age layout in a European template style. The course is known for large greens, deep bunkers, and terrain that often plays deceptively, offering golfers a challenging test focused on precision and strategy. The club has a rich history dating back to 1909 and first opened the course on July 4, 1929. From the early 1950s to 1962, Tamarack co-hosted the Ike Championship and served as a sectional qualifying site for the U.S. Amateur in 2022. In 2024, the course underwent extensive restoration by Brian Schneider, with restored surrounds, tee complexes, and bunkers.
Per route. Holes, par and length are calculated from scorecard data.
Tamarack Country Club
HOLES
18
PAR
70
TYPE
Unknown
LENGTH
6360M
DIFFICULTY
Unknown
HANDICAP
Unknown
GREEN FEE
-
OPENED
Unknown
Tennis
-
OPENED
Unknown