At the other end of the Cape at New Seabury, the brilliant blue water of Nantucket Sound glistens in the background on the first three holes. Sometimes the bluefish are running and waves are crashing onto the shores as you search for silence and a birdie putt. At the Hyannisport Club, where President Kennedy was once a member, cranberry bogs and marshes provide obstacles to the greens, while glorious seaside scenes create a setting of inner calm amidst the chaos. On a breezy, bright late fall afternoon at The Captain's Course in Brewster, the fairways glow shades of amber gold beneath the warming sunlight, and deer can often be spotted peeking out from the woods to check on your approach to the green. The Cape and Islands climate contributes to a twelve-month experience unlike any in New England.
Ocean breezes cool the hazy summer days.
Winters are mild, snow infrequent and quickly melted and dried by the sandy soil. To read more about life on the Cape and Islands, subscribe online .