Lost Rail Golf Club

It started with the land, a remarkable 155-acre property defined by stunning views and grand scale. Uninterrupted by houses or roads, Lost Rail is good for the soul. Core golf. Hoffman's execution matched the potential. Eighteen distinct holes weave in and out of vastly different environments. Some holes feel like a piece of the Sandhills, some feel like Merion or Shinnecock. Green-to-tee connections are close and playing corridors wide — fairways extend 70 yards wide. A good course might present a dozen thrilling shots per round. Moments of adrenaline rush. Lost Rail delivers them over and over. When golfers finish 18, they can retire to the grand clubhouse on the ridge. Enjoy the fire pits overlooking the rivers. Or spend another hour on the putting course. Or carry a wedge, a flatstick and a drink down to the 7-hole short course. During the construction phase, someone jokingly referred to this place as “Disneyland.” In some ways, it's actually better. You never outgrow Lost Rail.