This is an old traditional-style course built on hilly terrain. The fairways are narrow and tree lined, and the fast greens can be compared to putting on table tops. There are no water hazards on the course, but there are a few sand bunkers that can affect your score. Engineers Country Club in 1920 was the first course in the world to host an international golf competition, in which both Bobby Jones and Gene Sarazen participated. The club hosted the 1919 PGA, the 1920 U.S. Amateur, and the 2002 Long Island Amateur.

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