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Quogue Field is a 9-hole course at Quogue Field Club in Quogue, New York featuring 3,236 yards from the longest tees for a par of 37, with a course rating of 35.3 and slope rating of 123 on bent grass. Designed by James Hepburn and R.B. Wilson, the course opened in 1887. The course offers nine holes on superior flat golfing terrain and is one of the oldest in the United States. Located in the Town of Southampton immediately to the east of Seth Raynor's Westhampton Country Club, the course is situated in the heart of "The Quiet Hampton."

The course's architectural history is complex due to the 1938 hurricane, though the course was originally designed as a nine-hole layout when it opened in 1901, with additional holes added sometime after before the hurricane. The course has two sets of tee boxes allowing for an 18-hole round, with a layout featuring a mix of short and long holes. The greens are notably well-maintained with unique contours and approaches around the greens that contribute to an enjoyable round.