Newport Country Club

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Newport Country Club is a historic private golf club in Newport, Rhode Island, known as one of the five founding clubs of the United States Golf Association and an early host of major championships.

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instanceOf golf club
private golf club
sports venue
associatedWith USGA championships
clubhouseStyle Beaux-Arts architecture
country United States
courseDesigner William F. Davis NERFINISHED
courseRedesigner A. W. Tillinghast
Ron Forse
foundedBy Theodore A. Havemeyer
foundedIn 1893
foundingMemberOf United States Golf Association
governingBody board of directors
hasAmenity caddie program
dining facilities
golf shop
locker rooms
hasClubhouseArchitect Whitney Warren
hasFeature clifftop setting
historic stone clubhouse
ocean views
hasNumberOfHoles 18
hasPracticeFacilities driving range
putting green
short-game area
hasTypeOfFairways bentgrass
hasTypeOfGreens bentgrass
heritageStatus historic golf club in the United States
hostedTournament 1895 U.S. Amateur
linked to: U.S. Amateur

1895 U.S. Open
linked to: U.S. Open

1995 U.S. Amateur
linked to: U.S. Amateur

2006 U.S. Women’s Open
linked to: U.S. Women’s Open

2020 U.S. Senior Open (scheduled, later moved)
linked to: U.S. Senior Open
locatedIn Newport County, Rhode Island
linked to: Newport County

Newport, Rhode Island
Rhode Island
locatedOn Aquidneck Island
membershipPolicy private, invitation-only membership
notableFor being one of the earliest sites of the U.S. Amateur
being one of the earliest sites of the U.S. Open
oneOf five founding clubs of the United States Golf Association
overlooks Atlantic Ocean
Narragansett Bay
region New England
sport golf
style links-style golf course elements

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U.S. Open (golf) foundingLocation Newport Country Club
subject linked to: U.S. Open