Alex Findlay

North Conway, NH

North Conway Country Club is an 18-hole golf course in North Conway Village, New Hampshire, first established in 1895 along the Saco River below the village. It is a par-71 championship layout with course architecture credited to Alex Findlay beginning in 1900. The club has hosted the NH Open, NH Men's and Women's Amateur Championships, and the NHPGA Chapter Championship, and was named a top-five course in New Hampshire by Golf Advisor.

Last verified 2026-09-17

Wernersville, PA

Galen Hall Country Club in Wernersville, Pennsylvania, traces its origins to 1912, when Scottish architect Alex Findlay laid out the original nine holes. A. W. Tillinghast later expanded and reshaped the course, and William and David Gordon also contributed design work over the club's history. The semi-private, 18-hole course is noted for what is billed as America's first island green. Its century-plus history and modest, old-school character have made it a notable example of early twentieth-century American course design.

Siasconset, MA

One of the oldest public golf courses in America, on Nantucket since 1899

Jamestown, RI

Jamestown Golf Course is a nine-hole public course in Jamestown, Rhode Island, with roots dating to 1895, when the Conanicut Golf Club was formed on the island, making it one of the oldest public golf grounds in the country. The links-inspired layout sits along Narragansett Bay, offering rolling fairways, generous landing areas, and bay views typical of the area's early seaside courses. Ownership and operation of the course have evolved over its long history, but it continues to serve as Jamestown's public golf facility today. The scenic, historic setting remains its defining characteristic.

Winter Harbor, ME

One of the oldest courses in the USA, this 9-hole parkland layout in Winter Harbor features bluegrass fairways, poa annua greens, and ocean views from each hole.

Pitman, NJ

Pitman Golf Course is a public 18 hole municipal facility in Pitman, New Jersey. The course was designed by golf pioneer Alex Findlay and opened in 1927. It plays to a par of 70. The layout was built on former farmland and features rolling fairways and small greens. Strategic bunkering rewards accuracy and thoughtful shot-making over pure distance. The clubhouse once hosted the Glenn Miller Band for a performance. The property includes a driving range and professional instruction.