Yale Golf Course

Yale Golf Course is a historic course at Yale University in New Haven, Connecticut, opened in 1926 and long associated with collegiate golf tradition. Set among rolling woodlands, it is known for dramatic elevation changes, cavernous bunkers, and a classic strategic design that asks golfers to think carefully about every shot. The layout also features well-known template holes such as the Biarritz and the Redan, adding to its architectural character and traditional challenge. Yale Golf Course rewards shot-making, course craft, and smart decision-making on a course that has earned its place as one of the memorable old-style golf experiences in the region.