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Flyover: Wind Watch Golf & Country Club

18-hole, Suffolk Courses

Last July, it appeared that the days were numbered for The Links at Shirley.  Newsday's Mark Herrmann reported at the time on the course's "bleak future," brought upon by economics and dwindling demand.  Mel Mindich, the Links founder who invested millions in the construction of an immaculate and challenging course, had come to grips with

Flyover: Island’s End Golf & Country Club

18-hole, For Beginners, Suffolk Courses

SEE ALSO:Newsday: Eisenhower Red still one of Long Island's gems (9/29/2011)Observations: The Forgotten Greens of Eisenhower Red (6/10/2010) Eisenhower Park is a breath of fresh air in the heart of Nassau County.  For golfers, the Red Course — the signature layout at this 54-hole facility — is a destination within a destination.  All that separates

Flyover: The Rock Golf Club (formerly Great Rock)

18-hole, Suffolk Courses

[This flyover was updated on September 1, 2024.] SEE ALSO:Harbor Links approaching 25 years since its grand opening in a Port Washington sand mine One of Long Island's more modern public courses can be found in an area where premier golf is typically found tucked behind the gates of private clubs.  Port Washington's Harbor Links

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