Today is the last day to play 18 at the Brentwood and Holbrook Country Clubs, so pile on a couple of layers and a winter hat and head to either Town of Islip course before the season comes to a close. Both will reopen in March. Town residents pay $38 for golf and cart after […]
Golfers have pulled the flags for the last time in 2009 at Eisenhower Park's Red Course, which closed for the season yesterday and will reopen in March. The park's Blue and White courses will remain open for play throughout the winter as weather allows. The historic, Devereux Emmet-designed Red Course received a four-star rating from
The Bethpage State Park golf season continues through the month of December and into 2010 on the Blue and Yellow courses, the only two layouts at the 90-hole complex that will be open to golfers through the winter months. Bethpage Black closed the curtain last month on a memorable 2009 season that included the emergence
Get out of the house early and begin your holiday morning with 18 holes of seaside golf on Nassau's south shore. The Lido Golf Club is holding its annual Turkey Trot on Thanksgiving morning, November 26, and all Long Islanders are free to participate. For $85, the Turkey Trot includes cart, range balls, breakfast and
The Great Rock Golf Club will host a holiday scramble of its own on Thanksgiving morning, November 26. Great Rock's Turkey Shoot pits two-person teams against one another in a morning of friendly tournament golf before your holiday festivities kick off later in the afternoon. Registration for the event is $49 for non-members ($20 for
Bring a playing partner out to Medford and spend part of your holiday with fellow golfers at the Mill Pond Golf Course, which will host its annual "Turkey Shootout" tournament on Thanksgiving morning, November 26. The Shootout pits two-man teams against one another in scramble format and wraps up early enough for you to grab
November is an underrated golfing month on Long Island, and if you still haven't packed the clubs away for the season, it's time to take advantage of plummeting green fees, thinning crowds and course conditions that will only remain favorable for a few more weeks. The three courses in Manorville — Rock Hill, Pine Hills
[This flyover was updated on December 9, 2021.] Remnants of a classic American golf course dating back to the Roaring Twenties and the golden age of golf design are alive and well — and unprotected by the exclusions of a private club — along Suffolk's south shore in Great River. Timber Point, today a 27-hole
Offseason rates kicked in this week at the Pine Ridge Golf Club in Coram. It costs $45 to play this tree-lined par-70 before noon on weekdays and $50 on weekends. After noon, green fees drop to $30 and $35. All offseason rates include cart fees. Pine Ridge is one of the newest public courses on
Two months remain in the 2009 golf season, and though some players have already packed the clubs away to hibernate in the garage, Golfing Magazine is doing its best to make sure the rest of us stay on the course for as long as we can stand the plummeting temperatures. Golfing Magazine's Free Golf Program