Voices of Long Island Golf

Course of Action: Shinnecock Hills prepares to put William Flynn’s design on display at 2026 U.S. Open

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Behind the 11th green at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club last September, Scott Langley put on a short-game clinic. The four-time U.S. Open competitor and the low amateur at Pebble Beach in 2010 threw high lobs over the hillsides, hoping to spin and stick them near the flag. Then he skipped low pitches up the rising […]

Bethpage practice range will reopen this spring with Inrange tech, driver swings

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When the driving range at Bethpage State Park reopens to golfers later this spring, it will look nothing like it did before. Most importantly to many Bethpage golfers, it will sound nothing like before either. Bethpage’s practice facility is currently undergoing a major reconstruction project focusing on the installation of modern Inrange hitting bays and

Ryder Cup update: Hole 1 and 18 seating, entry times, recommended transportation

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Evan Crowder, the 2025 Ryder Cup operations manager for the PGA of America, joined “The Road to the Ryder Cup” podcast with Dr. Jeff Poplarski and Frank Darby this week to discuss some details about the on-course fan experience at the tournament in September.  They also outlined some of the behind-the-scenes logistics and course-setup duties

Upgrades at Harbor Links include robots, range renovations and a rebranded Executive Course

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Harbor Links has a new course operator and will soon have a variety of spiffy new amenities to enhance the playing experience. And among those incoming amenities are robots — yes, robots — that will deliver food and drinks to players as they swing their way around the Port Washington golf course.  Kelley Brooke, whose

Expect short rough and deep tees at next year’s Ryder Cup, say Bethpage, Cup officials

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Prepare to see massive drives and aggressive lines at next fall's Bethpage Black Ryder Cup. The Black Course's notoriously lush rough, what the pros typically encounter during championship play at Bethpage, will be rocking quite the buzzcut when the Ryder Cup tees off nearly a year from now in late September 2025.  More notably, it

Momentum building toward Golden Age-inspired restoration of Timber Point

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Stars aligned in recent years to free Long Island's original Lido Club from grainy black-and-white photos and resurrect it halfway across the country at Wisconsin's Sand Valley.  Now it seems they might be positioning themselves again to inspire another Golden Age rebirth, one that stays right here on the Island's south shore. The restoration of

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