Friar's Head

Friar's Head is a world-class golf course located in Riverhead, New York, on the eastern end of Long Island. The course was founded in 2002 and was designed by acclaimed golf course architect Bill Coore and professional golfer Ben Crenshaw.

Friar's Head is known for its natural beauty and challenging layout, with rolling hills, deep bunkers, and native grasses. The course is also famous for its stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean and Long Island Sound, which can be seen from several holes on the back nine.

While Friar's Head has not hosted any major professional tournaments, it has been the venue for several high-profile amateur events, including the Metropolitan Golf Association Amateur Championship and the Sunnehanna Amateur. The course has also received numerous accolades and recognition for its exceptional course design and natural beauty, including being ranked as one of the top 100 golf courses in the world by Golf Digest.

One of the notable accomplishments of Friar's Head is its commitment to environmental sustainability and conservation. The course was built with minimal disturbance to the surrounding natural habitat, and features numerous conservation areas and wildlife habitats throughout the course.

Overall, Friar's Head is a must-play course for any serious golfer, and its combination of challenging golf and breathtaking scenery make it a truly unforgettable experience.

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