Hampshire Club
Mamaroneck, NY · Country club
No fee reported
No initiation revenue reported in the latest filing. Either the club uses a refundable bond structure, or it was not admitting members.
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Worth a question
This club reports negative net worth in its latest filing. Worth asking what is behind it.
How it rates
Scored out of ten from documented facts only — court counts, ranking lists, published fee and sponsor requirements. Nothing here is an opinion poll, and a category the club has not documented is left blank rather than guessed at.
Composite 6.1 across 3 scored categories. How we score
In the press
- litigation · Larchmont Loop · 2021-05-09
Hampshire Sues Village of Mamaroneck and Planning Board ↗
The single most important document for understanding Hampshire's balance sheet. After the Planning Board rejected the club's May 2020 application for 'The Residences,' a 105-unit planned residential development on the golf course in Orienta, Hampshire filed a regulatory takings claim under the New York State Constitution against the Village and its Planning Board in New York Supreme Court, seeking $58 million. A notice of claim had been served in June 2020.
$58,000,000 damages sought; 105 units in the rejected application; notice of claim served June 2020; suit reported May 2021
- expansion · Talk of the Sound · 2019-09-27
The Hampshire Country Club housing project is still stalled — here's why ↗
A New Rochelle-focused outlet's explainer on why the Hampshire housing project had stalled as of late 2019, between the 2014 rezoning rejection and the 2020 Planning Board denial.
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- expansion · Larchmont Loop · 2018-05-16
Mamaroneck's Hampshire Club Continues to Push Development ↗
Details 'The Residences at Hampshire Country Club' — 105 ultra-luxury units comprising 64 three-bedroom 'carriage homes' aimed at empty-nesters plus 41 further units, on R-20 zoned land, eight years into the effort. The developer projected roughly $5.2M in annual tax generation. The article explicitly flags a factual dispute: the developer's materials claimed the club 'was forced to close' in 2010, while the club in fact remained open under new management with several hundred active members.
105 units (64 carriage homes + 41); ~$5.2M projected annual taxes; ~$1.5M net annual school taxes after 57 new students; $4.8M+ claimed net tax increase; purchased 2010 by team led by Dan Pfeffer
- litigation · Larchmont Loop · 2017-06-09
Hampshire to Proceed with Suit against Mamaroneck ↗
New York State Supreme Court Justice Linda S. Jamieson denied the Village of Mamaroneck's motion to dismiss, allowing Hampshire's suit to proceed to discovery after nearly three years of disputes. The club was pursuing either condominiums with a preserved golf course, or 105 residential units alongside a nine-hole course. Hampshire's development team said the Village had already spent more than $60,000 in legal fees on Hampshire litigation.
More than $60,000 in Village legal fees cited by the development team; 105 units; rezoning first proposed 2014; ~$4M prior unrelated Village settlement referenced
- litigation · Larchmont Loop · 2015-06-17
Lawsuit Against Hampshire and Mamaroneck Zoning is Dismissed ↗
Reports dismissal of a lawsuit brought against Hampshire and the Village of Mamaroneck's zoning. Part of the decade-plus litigation chain around the club's development entitlements.
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- expansion · Larchmont Loop · 2014-02-11
Board Rejects Hampshire Rezoning ↗
The Mamaroneck Board of Trustees rejected the Hampshire owners' rezoning petition for a 121-unit luxury condominium complex on the golf course. The developer presented an as-of-right alternative of 106 single-family homes styled after Orienta Point; opponents called that framing a bluff given environmental constraints.
121-unit condominium petition rejected; 106 single-family home alternative floated
What the public filings show
From this club's IRS Form 990 returns. Initiation-fee revenue is the closest public proxy there is for how many members a club admitted in a year.
| Fiscal year | Total revenue | Initiation fees | Expenses | Net assets |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2023 | $6.8M | $0 | $6.3M | $-6.6M |
| 2022 | $6.3M | $0 | $6.8M | $-7.1M |
| 2021 | $4.8M | $0 | $5.4M | $-6.7M |
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