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The Lido: C.B. Macdonald's lost 1917 Long Island masterpiece and the story of its modern rebuild.

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The Lido Golf Club was an 18-hole course built on reclaimed marshland at Lido Beach, on Long Island's Long Beach barrier island, and opened in the summer of 1917. It was designed by Charles Blair Macdonald with engineering and construction by Seth Raynor, and it is widely regarded as the most famous 'lost' course in golf after the U.S. Navy took the land in 1942 and the course was destroyed. In 2023 a full-scale recreation of the layout opened in central Wisconsin, built from a digital reconstruction of the original.

Key Facts

Original architect
Charles Blair Macdonald, with Seth Raynor as engineer and construction supervisor
Original location
Lido Beach, Long Beach barrier island, Nassau County, Long Island, New York
Built / opened
Construction from 1914-1915; opened in the summer of 1917
Original scorecard
18 holes, par 72, approximately 6,416 yards
Construction scale
Over 2,000,000 cubic yards of sand dredged from Reynolds Channel onto roughly 115 acres of marsh
Reported cost
Near 800,000 dollars, described as the most expensive course built up to that time
Lost
Acquired by the U.S. Navy in 1942 for a naval base; the course was destroyed and never reopened after 1945
Modern recreation
Opened 2023 in Nekoosa, Wisconsin; Tom Doak / Renaissance Golf Design, from Peter Flory's digital model

Background

The Lido was Macdonald's attempt to build a genuine seaside links on a piece of American marsh that had no business being one. Financier Roger Winthrop backed the project, and roughly 115 acres of tidal swamp at Lido Beach were rebuilt from the ground up. Crews dredged more than two million cubic yards of sand out of the adjacent Reynolds Channel and pumped it onto the site, raising artificial dunes and shaping fairways to imitate Scottish links ground. Contemporary accounts also record thousands of tons of lime and fertilizer and close to a million beach grass plants set by hand. The finished course measured about 6,416 yards to a par of 72 and reportedly cost near 800,000 dollars, making it the most expensive golf course built to that date.

The Lido's reputation was immediate and enormous. Bernard Darwin, the most influential golf writer of the era, put it at the top of the world and rated it above both Pine Valley and Macdonald's own National Golf Links of America. The routing was a catalogue of the template holes Macdonald had drawn from the great British links: Alps, Redan, Eden, Cape, Leven, Punch Bowl, Short, Knoll, Hog's Back, Strategy, Long, and the celebrated Channel hole, plus a Biarritz-style Ocean hole. The Home hole came from an unusual source. In 1914 Macdonald sponsored a design competition in the British magazine Country Life, and a variation of the winning entry was built as the finishing hole.

The club declined through the Depression, and in 1942 the U.S. Navy acquired the property and demolished the course to build a naval base. It never reopened after 1945, and for eighty years The Lido existed only in photographs, survey drawings, and written description. That archive is what made the rebuild possible. Peter Flory, a financial consultant and part-time golf historian, reconstructed all 18 holes as a three-dimensional model using golf simulation software; Brian Zager converted the model into GPS topographic data; and Tom Doak's Renaissance Golf Design team, with Brian Schneider and Brian Slawnik, used GPS-guided machinery to build it in Wisconsin sand. The word 'lido' itself is Italian for shore, from the Latin litus.

The Country Life competition and the Home hole

In 1914 Macdonald sponsored a hole-design competition in the British magazine Country Life, inviting entries for an ideal two-shot hole to be used at his new course. The judging panel was Bernard Darwin, Horace Hutchinson, and Herbert Fowler, and the field ran to roughly seventy to eighty entries. The winner was Alister MacKenzie, then a British surgeon with little built work to his name. A variation of MacKenzie's design was constructed as The Lido's Home hole, and the win is generally credited with launching his architectural career. The Alister MacKenzie Society still awards an annual Ray Haddock Lido Prize named for that competition, which keeps the episode in circulation long after the original course disappeared.

Why the course was lost

The Lido was expensive to maintain and heavily dependent on a wealthy membership that thinned out badly during the Depression. The decisive blow came in 1942, when the U.S. Navy took the property for a wartime base and the golf course was destroyed in the process. Nothing of the Macdonald layout survived, and the club did not return after the war ended in 1945. Because the site was engineered rather than natural, there was no underlying landform to restore, which is why the course became the standard example of a golf design that was genuinely gone rather than merely neglected. The unusually complete engineering record left behind is what later made a faithful reconstruction feasible.

The word 'lido' outside golf

'Lido' comes from the Italian word for shore or beach, itself from the Latin litus. The name spread through English by way of the Lido di Venezia, the barrier island beach in Venice that became Europe's first modern beach resort in 1857 and a fashionable destination through the nineteenth century. English speakers generalized the name, and in British usage a lido is now most commonly a public outdoor swimming pool or a stretch of beach set aside for public bathing. That double meaning is why the word reads as coastal and leisured before anyone thinks of golf, and it is also why the Long Island developers chose it for a course built on a barrier-island beach.

Who TheLido.golf Fits

  • Golf architecture publications, newsletters, and podcasts covering Golden Age design, template holes, and lost courses
  • Independent history and archive projects documenting Macdonald, Raynor, and MacKenzie-era design competitions
  • Golf simulator, course-modeling, and digital reconstruction software companies, given that the rebuild started as a simulator model
  • Boutique golf apparel or accessory brands looking for a short, coastal-sounding one-word name with no literal golf term in it
  • Hospitality and leisure ventures that want the broader 'lido' meaning of a shore resort or public bathing club alongside golf
  • Golf media brands building long-form editorial around famous vanished courses and their revivals

TheLido.golf - Frequently Asked Questions

What was The Lido Golf Club and where was it?

An 18-hole course on reclaimed marshland at Lido Beach, on the Long Beach barrier island in Nassau County, Long Island, New York. Charles Blair Macdonald designed it, with Seth Raynor as engineer and construction supervisor, and it opened in the summer of 1917 at a par of 72 and roughly 6,416 yards. The U.S. Navy took the land in 1942 for a wartime base and the course was destroyed.

How was The Lido built on a tidal swamp?

By moving an enormous amount of sand. Financier Roger Winthrop backed the project, and roughly 115 acres of marsh were rebuilt from the ground up. Crews dredged more than two million cubic yards of sand out of the adjacent Reynolds Channel and pumped it onto the site, raising artificial dunes. Contemporary accounts also record thousands of tons of lime and fertilizer and close to a million beach grass plants set by hand. The reported cost was near 800,000 dollars.

Why was The Lido considered one of the greatest courses ever built?

Its reputation was immediate. Bernard Darwin, the most influential golf writer of the era, put it at the top of the world and rated it above both Pine Valley and Macdonald's own National Golf Links of America. The routing was a catalogue of the template holes Macdonald had drawn from the great British links, including Alps, Redan, Eden, Cape, Leven, Punch Bowl, Short, Knoll, Hog's Back, Strategy, Long, the celebrated Channel hole and a Biarritz-style Ocean hole.

Who won the Country Life design competition for The Lido?

Alister MacKenzie, then a British surgeon with little built work to his name. Macdonald sponsored the competition in the British magazine Country Life in 1914, inviting entries for an ideal two-shot hole. The judges were Bernard Darwin, Horace Hutchinson and Herbert Fowler, and the field ran to roughly seventy to eighty entries. A variation of MacKenzie's design became The Lido's Home hole, and the win is generally credited with launching his architectural career.

What does the word lido mean, and who is TheLido.golf for?

Lido is Italian for shore, from the Latin litus, and it spread through English by way of the Lido di Venezia; in British usage it now most often means a public outdoor swimming pool. That gives the name reach beyond golf. It suits architecture publications and podcasts, history and archive projects, course-modeling or simulator software companies, and coastal-sounding apparel or hospitality brands. The domain is independently owned and conveys no rights in any third-party trademark.

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We consider all serious offers. For us, a "serious offer" is one that respects the long-term value of the asset--whether it's a category-defining name like power.golf or a prime piece of digital real estate like WI.golf.

When you contact us, we invite you to share a bit about your plans. Understanding your vision helps us work with you to find a mutually beneficial arrangement. We have experience with various deal structures and can be creative for the right partner.

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Wisconsin golf isn't just special; in the last two decades, it has become a global brand synonymous with epic, championship-level experiences. Owning a Wisconsin .golf domain is about harnessing the power of that world-class brand.

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Do you offer payment plans?

We totally understand that budgeting matters, but unfortunately, we don't have payment plans available right now. We require full payment upfront to start the domain transfer. Thanks so much for your understanding!

How do I transfer a domain after purchase?

We believe acquiring a world-class domain should be a seamless and secure experience from start to finish. That's why every purchase includes our complimentary white-glove transfer service. We handle all the technical steps so you can have complete peace of mind.

Step 1. Secure Payment: Once your payment has been fully secured and confirmed, our team immediately begins preparing the domain for transfer.

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Step 4. Ownership Confirmed: Once approved, the transfer typically takes 5-7 business days to complete. This timeframe is an industry-standard security measure mandated by ICANN (the governing body for domains) to protect both buyer and seller. As soon as the process is complete, the domain will appear in your account, and you will have full ownership and control.

What We'll Need From You is Simple: The name of your preferred domain registrar and the account number and email address associated with that account.

That's it. We manage the rest. Our goal is to make this final step the easiest part of your acquisition, ensuring you are set up for success with your new digital asset. We will be in communication with you every step of the way.

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