Observations

Bethpage Red’s opener a little less grueling in lead-up to Barclays

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A pre-Barclays round at Bethpage State Park's Red Course is a few strokes softer thanks to the behind-the-scenes work to prepare its next-door neighbor for the international spotlight.  While the Black Course fills with tents and pavilions and all the trimmings associated with a professional golf event, the Red Course will go about its business

Observations: Middle Island Country Club

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Until the first substantial snowfall of the offseason, fairways and greens around Long Island typically remain in very good condition even as the players driving over and stomping on top of them add layers of apparel to block the chill.  Plenty of layers were shed on Friday at the Middle Island Country Club during a

Observations: Pine Ridge Golf Club

18-hole, Observations, Suffolk Courses

[For information on the current 2014 Suffolk County Junior Golf Tour, please click here.] The professionals aren't the only ones who should be focusing on tournament play during U.S. Open week.  Suffolk County's junior golfers can start preparing right now for this year's Junior Golf Tour, which begins at the West Sayville Golf Course on

Observations: Tallgrass Golf Course

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There are five closing holes at Bethpage State Park, all with varying styles and topography.  Which one is your favorite?  Leave an answer here at Golf On Long Island and be eligible to win a dozen Callaway golf balls when our "Nassau 18" is announced in April. The Black Course's 18th is the most photographed

Observations: Swan Lake Golf Club

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The Timber Point Golf Course in Great River will host a Thanksgiving Day Turkey Shoot of its own this holiday.  Unlike most other Thanksgiving outings, however, this one will be nine holes in "blind bogey" format. What is blind bogey?  As Timber Point's Andy Carracino puts it, blind bogey "is a great way to handicap

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