Suffolk Courses

Thanksgiving Turkey Shootout at Mill Pond

18-hole, Course Promos and Updates, Suffolk Courses

Long Island golfers have a lot to be thankful for, including a 65-degree Election Day and seasonal green fee specials.  Plenty of players across the Island are also thankful for the local courses that put on early-morning Turkey Day golf outings. Mill Pond Golf Course in Medford is one of them.  On Thanksgiving, Mill Pond […]

Fall Specials around Long Island

18-hole, 18-hole, Course Promos and Updates, For Beginners, Nassau Courses, North Shore/Central, Suffolk Courses

It's Halloween and we've already been through one snow–, err, slushstorm.  Perhaps last winter is eager to pick up where it left off.  No matter the meteorological outlook, one thing that can't be denied is the availability of favorable Fall season golf specials around Long Island.  Here is a sampling: Great Rock:  $49 weekdays, $39

Halloween Scramble at Crab Meadow

18-hole, Suffolk Courses

What's scarier — Halloween ghosts and goblins, or a bogey on a par-5 in a team scramble?  Thanks to the Crab Meadow Golf Course, you and your playing partners can settle that debate between yourselves while putting to save par at the course's holiday Trick Or Treat Outing next Monday, October 31. The Halloween scramble

Early Bird Special available for Golfing Magazine’s 2012 Free Golf Program

18-hole, 18-hole, 9-hole, 9-hole, Course Promos and Updates, For Beginners, Nassau Courses, North Shore/Central, Suffolk Courses

The way Golfing Magazine sees it, it's never too early to start planning next season's tee times. If you're a golfer who shares that opinion, then get on board Golfing Magazine's 2012 Free Golf Program by signing up for the mag's Early Bird Special.  For $39 you get a certificate good for "free" rounds at

Flyover: Pine Hills Country Club

18-hole, Suffolk Courses

[This flyover was updated on June 26, 2025.] A turn south from the Long Island Expressway at exit 69 is a short-lived escape from suburbia.  Farms and vegetable stands, maybe a fresh pie.  Cruise past open fields and, about a mile ahead, a laid-back golf course awaits.  It’s a big golf course with a small-town

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