Shinnecock Hills Golf Club Demands Southampton Town Remove St. Andrews Road Sign On Private Road, Accusing Highway Superintendent Of 'Fraud' - 27 East
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Shinnecock Hills Golf Club Demands Southampton Town Remove St. Andrews Road Sign On Private Road, Accusing Highway Superintendent Of 'Fraud'

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A map showing the Shinnecock Golf Club and St. Andrews Road in 1932.

A map showing the Shinnecock Golf Club and St. Andrews Road in 1932.

The St. Andrews Road extension, which cuts through the Shinnecock Hills Golf Club, is blocked off by a fence. DANA SHAW

The St. Andrews Road extension, which cuts through the Shinnecock Hills Golf Club, is blocked off by a fence. DANA SHAW

Southampton Town Highway Superintendent Alex Gregor next to a newly installed sign at the intersection of Tuckahoe Road and St. Andrews Road, on December 31, 2018. COURTESY ALEX GREGOR

Southampton Town Highway Superintendent Alex Gregor next to a newly installed sign at the intersection of Tuckahoe Road and St. Andrews Road, on December 31, 2018. COURTESY ALEX GREGOR

authorGreg Wehner on Jul 16, 2019
Officials from the Shinnecock Hills Golf Club are demanding that a sign that they say was illegally installed by Southampton Town Highway Superintendent Alex Gregor on the club’s property be... more

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