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Golf Digest highlights local public courses amid U.S. Open’s Long Island focus

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Shinnecock Hills and its equally photogenic neighbors at National Golf Links of America, Sebonack and Southampton received plenty of love and adoration during this month’s U.S. Open, though all of Long Island golf shared a bit of the spotlight amid the tournament coverage. In the lead-up to the Open, Golf Digest ranked the best courses

U.S. Open observations: Saturday at Shinnecock Hills

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Wyndham Clark has a six-stroke lead heading into the final round of the U.S. Open. As Saturday progressed and the word “boring” started to get tossed around from ornery onlookers, Shinnecock Hills and New York fans began taking the heat. A few observations through three days at Shinnecock: *The USGA’s core focus for this year’s

2026 Long Island golf course reopening dates

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There are signs of spring after all — golf course reopening dates. St. Patrick’s Day is typically the unofficial reopening day for Long Island’s seasonal golf courses, but a true winter complete with blizzards and subzero temps has changed the outlook in 2026. Nevertheless, Long Island’s golf courses are preparing to launch for spring, even

Harbor Links, Sunken Meadow and Bethpage to host 2026-27 Drive, Chip & Putt qualifiers

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Registration is open for the Drive, Chip & Putt Championship, an annual event that gives junior golfers the opportunity to put their golf skills to the test and compete for a prized spot at Augusta National next spring on the eve of the 2027 Masters. For Long Island juniors, the road to Georgia begins this

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