Northport's Crab Meadow Golf Course is close to a full recovery from last week's Hurricane Sandy. After being closed for a week and a half for storm clean-up, Crab Meadow will reopen tomorrow, November 10, to walkers only. Motor carts will be available again beginning Sunday, November 11. Out east in Riverhead, the Woods Course […]
The bayside West Sayville Golf Course has recovered from Hurricane Sandy and is open again on Suffolk County's south shore, walking only. Another Suffolk County municipal course, Indian Island Country Club, has opened all 18 holes in Riverhead. Stonebridge Golf Links in Hauppauge is open and running a $37 online special today through Thursday. Last
The Blue Course at Timber Point, which took a damaging shot from Hurricane Irene barely more than a year ago, is closed until sometime in 2013 after suffering an even bigger blow from last week's Hurricane Sandy. Timber Point sits on the edge of a peninsula that juts into Great South Bay, and the Blue
The Links Course at Cherry Creek is open for play, while its companion course across the street — the Woods — remains closed due to severe tree damage. Phone and web service are still down so no advance tee times are available. The nine-hole course at Dix Hills Park reopened Saturday, but Town of Huntington
Rock Hill Golf Club and Pine Hills Country Club in Manorville are open for play, joining a handful of other courses in the Manorville and Riverhead areas and across Suffolk County. Also open for play are the two former Hamlet (now ClubCorp) courses — Willow Creek Golf & Country Club in Mount Sinai and Wind
Despite their inland locations, the Town of Islip golf courses at Brentwood Country Club and Holbrook Country Club are closed until further notice, as well as the 27-hole Middle Island Country Club. Middle Island hopes to be open by Saturday. Down on the water, the highly vulnerable Timber Point and Bergen Point golf courses are
Long Island National Golf Club in Riverhead, Swan Lake Golf Club in Manorville and Calverton Links in Calverton are are open for play on the East End. Long Island National is charging $40 — cash only — Thursday and Friday, and Calverton Links is walking-only until further notice. Meanwhile, back toward central Long Island, the
The New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation announced Wednesday that all state parks on Long Island are closed until further notice. Golfers wondering when they can play at affected state-park courses, which include Bethpage, Montauk Downs and Sunken Meadow, should visit the NYS Parks website or check back here at
A handful of Long Island golf courses far from the shores have already reopened for play on Wednesday. Mill Pond Golf Course in Medford, Pine Ridge Golf Club in Coram and Spring Lake Golf Club in Middle Island are currently open with or without power in the clubhouse. Tallgrass Golf Course, with no trees
Great Rock Golf Club in Wading River lost 35 trees on the course during Hurricane Sandy and many others in the woods surrounding the course, general manager Brian Curtin said on Wednesday. The front nine could be open as soon as tomorrow, November 1, and the back nine might see action again by Saturday. For