Newsday and Patch.com reported Wednesday that at least one person broke into a garage at The Golf Club at Middle Bay in Oceanside last weekend, resulting in damage to golf carts, course fences and landscaping. The break-in occurred around 6:00 a.m. Saturday, according to Newsday. Several motor carts were removed from a storage area and […]
"Free Golf" certificates are on their way to players who signed up for Golfing Magazine's annual discount-golf program, and if you missed the Early Bird special, you can still sign up for the regular $49 rate. Eleven Long Island golf courses are participating in the magazine's 2014 Free Golf Program, in addition to other perks
Lido Golf Club’92s simple logo depicts a wind-blown tree, its trunk emerging from the year 1914 scrawled underneath. That would mean, of course, that this 2014 golf season is one due for a centennial celebration along Nassau's south shore. The roots of the popular municipal layout reach only as far back as mid-century, however, when
Easter Sunday is the last chance — for now — to get a smooth roll over Lido Golf Club's greens before April aeration begins. The course will be aerating its greens on Monday, April 21 through Friday, April 25. Up north at Bethpage, the Yellow Course will be closed for aeration on April 22 and
Oceanside's South Bay Country Club emerged last spring from the destruction left behind by Hurricane Sandy and replaced the former Middle Bay Country Club. A year later, out of a legal mess that abruptly ended South Bay's stint along the shore after only one season comes The Golf Club at Middle Bay, the latest edition
Veterans and active-duty military personnel are eligible to receive discounts at county-operated golf courses in Nassau and Suffolk, according to announcements made this week by both county governments. In Nassau, a new "Lifetime Leisure Passport" allows veterans and military personnel to play at the county's five municipal golf facilities — Eisenhower Park, North Woodmere Park,
[Looking for this year's camp info? See the Guide to 2024 Summer Golf Camps on Long Island.] The transition from winter to spring golf season has been extremely slow to get moving, much to the dismay of eager area golfers. So while stuck inside waiting for the return of enjoyable course conditions, you might as
Golfweek placed Bethpage Black and Red, Tallgrass and Montauk Downs in its annual Best Courses You Can Play listing back in 2010, and since then, the four courses haven't budged. For the fifth straight year, this Long Island foursome landed in Golfweek's ranking of the best public courses in New York State. Golfweek released the
New York State is preparing to announce a $65 million Jones Beach restoration project that will renovate old, historic structures and add new food and recreation facilities, according to Newsday. The park's pitch-and-putt golf course, closed since Hurricane Sandy, will be replaced by one of those new additions. Bordered by the beach on the south
Golfing Magazine's annual Free Golf Program is back in 2014, and so is its Early Bird Special, which gives local golfers a discount on already-discounted rates at top courses across the Island. For $39 now through the end of April, the Hicksville-based magazine's Free Golf Program includes a one-year subscription plus a certificate that entitles