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Hole 1 | Par 4
The bay extends along the East side of the golf course, and, what seems just a few hundred yards away stands The American icon, the Statue of Liberty.
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Hole 2 | Par 3
As the players arrive at the second tee, they will turn left to face the green, and the view is breathtaking.
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Hole 3 | Par 4
Here players turn to the right, away from the excitement of the Bay but towards more spectacular golf.
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Hole 4 | Par 3
The most striking feature is beyond the trees is a unique view, different than anything in golf, the Manhattan skyline, gleaming in the afternoon sun.
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Hole 5 | Par 4
On this par four, the fairway looks narrow from the tee, but is actually very forgiving other than water to the left.
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Hole 6 | Par 5
Along a trail off the back collar, players come to the sixth tee, the first par five. Trees line both sides of the wide tee shot landing area.
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Hole 7 | Par 4
This is a long par four, and hence, a long approach shot. The green, one of the largest, is well guarded on the right by a sculpted bunker.
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Hole 8 | Par 5
A trek through those large mounds arrives at the longest hole on the course, the par five eight, clearly a three-shotter.
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Hole 9 | Par 4
Up a small slope to the right of the green is the ninth tee. The tee shot is linked by a tress all down the right side and another lake sits on the left.
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Hole 10 | Par 5
It is at this point that the course literally turns toward home, back to the north, now in front of the prevailing wind.
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Hole 11 | Par 3
This is the longest par tree on the property, just over 250 yards from the very back tees. A long bunker separates the green from the lake on the left.
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Hole 12 | Par 4
Upon leaving the green at eleven, players will climb a small rise to a spectacular promontory overlooking the remainder of the golf course.
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Hole 13 | Par 5
A series of bunkers on the right side might be carried, but the distance is right on the cusp of what most can do from their respective tees.
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Hole 14 | Par 3
The short walk to the tee brings the player fully back to the links, now with waves of upper New York Bay lapping gently on the shore.
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Hole 15 | Par 4
The fifteenth moves inland on the southern fringe of the large open links potion of the course along a large primary dune on the left side.
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Hole 16 | Par 4
At sixteen, the wind comes more from the left than from behind. This has a marked effect on how many will play the shot.
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Hole 17 | Par 4
It is here that the sense of place comes flooding back. Most courses, coming home is just one hole. At Liberty, it is two.
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Hole 18 | Par 4
On the eighteenth tee the final image comes into view. The newest jewels of the bay coast, a dazzling contemporary masterpiece of a clubhouse.
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