Pine Ridge Golf Club is celebrating the arrival of spring weather with, well, a spring-themed outing open to all. And following just a few weeks later, the Coram course will host another outing to coincide with one of the season's trademark events. Pine Ridge's "Spring Fling" tees off shotgun-style at 12 noon this Saturday, April […]
[Looking for this year's camp info? See the Guide to 2025 Summer Golf Camps on Long Island.] Young and old will join together this week to watch the game's greats compete at The Masters, and for many prospective junior golfers, the action at Augusta might serve as inspiration to pick up a golf club for
The Red Course at Eisenhower Park will open for the 2019 season on Saturday, April 13. Until then, golfers with the Masters itch can continue to play the Blue and White courses, which have been open all year. Eisenhower Red, the Devereux Emmet course known as Salisbury #4 back when it hosted the 1926 PGA
Golfers returning to Bethpage State Park for early-spring golf have been treated to some uncommon scenery as the PGA Championship, formerly of August, looms just weeks away in May. For one, a look deep into the distance at the first green on the Red Course includes a view past roughly 300 yards of tents sitting
Cherry Creek's "Double Play" spring special will be back in 2019. Double Play cards are available for purchase at the Woods and Links clubhouses, entitling players to discount rounds at the two Riverhead courses. For $75 golfers can play one 18-hole round at each of the two courses with cart included. The deal is valid
Pine Ridge Golf Club will ring in the March holiday and the new 2019 golf season with a special "Shamrock Open" set to tee off on St. Patrick's Day morning. Shotgun tee time at the Coram course is 11 a.m., and when the round is over, the celebration continues with a late-afternoon dinner party. The
This promises to be a spring unlike any other at Bethpage State Park, where work and preparation for this May's PGA Championship on the Black Course carried on through the winter and will soon continue amid the din of refreshed Long Island golfers. Local players will have to make a few sacrifices, however, before play
In addition to parades, green-tinted bagels and adult beverages, St. Patrick's Day is known, at least to local golfers, as the unofficial start of holiday-themed outing season. A handful of Long Island courses celebrate the dawn of a new golfing year by inviting players to chilled fairways for golf and a side of corned beef
We're almost out of the winter free of blizzards, clear of long blocks of time with closed courses. Offseason golfers have had plenty of days to tee it up while the rest stay put until spring. Well, spring now appears on the horizon, and with March about to arrive, it's reopening season on Long Island.
Golfing Magazine's annual Free Golf Program is open for registration, and if it's still too cold for most players to hit the fairways, then it means the mag's Early Bird discount is available. From now through April, Long Island golfers who take part in the program can save even more on heavily discounted green fees.