In many cases the contributors here have played certain courses a handful of times, or maybe even just once or twice. Some courses we’ve played dozens upon dozens of times. For the ones we’ve played less frequently, our descriptions may be a little off on account of a small sample size. Since the goal is […]
[UPDATE — April 2017: Tallgrass Golf Course has closed.] SEE ALSO:Observations: Tallgrass Golf Course, 5/16/2016Observations: Tallgrass Golf Course #6 (6/18/2014)Tallgrass converting #6 to a par-3Closer Look: Tallgrass GC #8Observations: Tallgrass Golf Course, 3/30/2011Tallgrass sheds "Country Club" title, now Tallgrass Golf Course (9/15/2010)Observations: Tallgrass Country Club, 7/28/2010 I've had several discussions with people while playing in
Phil Carlucci Creator/Writer, Golf On Long IslandAuthor, Images of America: Long Island GolfMember, Metropolitan Golf Writers Association (MGWA) I am the creator of and main contributor to Golf On Long Island. I feature a terribly inconsistent swing that makes me consider retirement at least once during each round, often early in the back nine. Typically
Well, maybe not for a while, if at all. But it’s an idea that Mark Herrmann floats today in his weekly Newsday Golf Beat. Herrmann thinks the golf fans of Long Island, who distinguished themselves at the 2002 U.S. Open, deserve more PGA Tour golf on their home courses than they’re getting right now —
Well, maybe not for a while, if at all. But it’s an idea that Mark Herrmann floats today in his weekly Newsday Golf Beat. Herrmann thinks the golf fans of Long Island, who distinguished themselves at the 2002 U.S. Open, deserve more PGA Tour golf on their home courses than they’re getting right now —
Golf On Long Island debuted in the summer of 2008 with a simple goal in mind — provide Long Island golfers with detailed information about the courses they can walk onto and play. For more than a decade, Golf On Long Island has been a central resource for public players, with overviews of nearly every
Golf On Long Island debuted in the summer of 2008 with a simple goal in mind — provide Long Island golfers with detailed information about the courses they can walk onto and play. For more than a decade, Golf On Long Island has been a central resource for public players, with overviews of nearly every
[This flyover was updated on October 15, 2023.] SEE ALSO:Observations: North Woodmere Park GC (7/3/2014) For those picking up the game either as an eager junior or as an adult looking for a new recreational outlet, the golf course at North Woodmere Park is an ideal place to start. The relaxed vibe, open fairways and
[This flyover was updated on October 15, 2023.] SEE ALSO:Observations: North Woodmere Park GC (7/3/2014) For those picking up the game either as an eager junior or as an adult looking for a new recreational outlet, the golf course at North Woodmere Park is an ideal place to start. The relaxed vibe, open fairways and