Oyster Bay Town's municipal golf course in Woodbury will open for the season on Tuesday, April 4, weather permitting. Contact the course at (516) 677-5980 for the latest updates. The pro shop and driving range — formally known as the Lucas Golf Center — are currently open. For more on Tom Fazio's Oyster Bay design, […]
The Red Course at Bethpage State Park will open for the season tomorrow, March 31. Bethpage Black is scheduled to open on Friday, April 14. The course has undergone several bunker renovations in the offseason. For information regarding aeration on the Red, Green, Blue and Yellow courses, view the April schedule here.
Bethpage State Park's four non-Black courses will be aerated next month, starting with the Red Course, which is scheduled to open for play on Friday, March 31. Red will be closed for aeration on April 10 and 11. Here's the rest of the aeration schedule: Green Course — April 12-13 Blue Course — April 17-18
[Looking for this year's camp info? See the Guide to 2025 Summer Golf Camps on Long Island.] It might still feel like the summer is a long way off, but before you know it, the spring will have come and gone, and you'll be standing in the center of a lush fairway under a hot
Nothing to see here. The results are in for the 2017 "Best of LI" poll by the Long Island Press, and Bethpage State Park is still on top. In fact, all of the golf-category winners from 2016 are back in the top spot — Bethpage for "Best Golf Course," Heartland Golf Park for "Best Driving
It's hard to resist — you get a few 60-degree days in late February and instincts tell you to start looking ahead to the spring golf season. On a warm President's Day Sunday, the parking lot at Lido was full. Winter golfers don't waste time taking advantage of playable conditions. Soon enough, Long Island's seasonal
You can save on summer green fees even in the dead of winter thanks to Golfing Magazine and its annual Free Golf Program. And you can save a few additional bucks on top of the deal by taking advantage of the mag's Early Bird Special, available now through April. For $39, early subscribers receive "free"
Golf Digest published the 2017-2018 edition of its America's Greatest Golf Courses last week, a list that typically includes a variety of high-profile Long Island clubs and one particularly noteworthy public course, and this year's ranking is no exception. Bethpage Black, among the minority of public courses on the list, turned up in the top
Long Islanders woke up this final pre-Christmas weekend to find their holiday decorations covered with three inches of snow, a wet, sloppy reminder that the winter golf season can arrive at a moment's notice. Many Long Island golfers put their clubs away for the year around the same time they pack up their Halloween decorations,
Golf Channel's travel and buddy-trip guru Matt Ginella announced his list of the top 50 public courses for 2016 last week, and Long Island's lone representative, Bethpage Black, finds itself on familiar ground — near the top. Bethpage Black is ranked behind only Pebble Beach, Pacific Dunes and Pinehurst No. 2, settling in at #4