The First Residence at the Bridge Golf Club Gets a Price Cut

The Bridge is not like other golf courses. Or at least that’s the image it’s selling. Its developer, Robert Rubin, doesn’t consider himself a serious golfer; he’s a Wall Street guy who got lured into buying up this hilly spread outside Bridgehampton when it was a track where he’d race his Ferrari. But then he consolidated ownership and tried to turn it into something it wasn’t zoned for: a suburb of 114 houses. In his telling, someone suggested golf and he went with the idea — integrating some of the old racetrack’s guardrails and oil signs and trying to…