Despite all that has transpired off the course in Shoreham, there's still golf to be played at Tallgrass Golf Course — for how much longer is anyone's guess. Tallgrass Golf Course has made it to May despite reports that the course — the future site of a massive solar farm — would be closed before […]
New Beginnings Community Center will host its fifth annual charity golf outing at Rock Hill Golf and Country Club in Manorville on Friday, May 20. The Medford-based organization is raising money to support its variety of programs offering assistance to brain-injury survivors. Shotgun tee time for the outing is scheduled for 1:30 p.m. The $225
Eight Long Island golf courses are participating in this year's Free Golf Program, an annual subscription special offered by Hicksville-based Golfing Magazine. The 2016 slate of offerings also includes an hour of free simulator time at Simplay in Hauppauge. Golfing Mag certificates, now available for $49, will soon arrive in subscriber mailboxes and allow "free"
Harbor Links Golf Course in Port Washington will host Women's Golf Day on Tuesday, June 7, an afternoon gathering that combines golf, professional instruction and prizes. For $17, golfers can play nine on the Harbor Links Executive Course and take part in a free beginners' clinic held by course pros. Players also have the option
Smithtown Landing Golf and Country Club is in the middle of a class-action lawsuit brought upon by an area golfer who alleges the municipal course has been overcharging fees for golf and motor carts, according to Newsday. In the class-action suit filed on behalf of "at minimum hundreds" of Smithtown Landing golfers, Robert Dwyer of
Aeration is already finished at four of the five golf courses at Bethpage State Park. Only the Blue Course remains on the schedule, with aeration slated for April 18 and 19. For those interested in current green conditions, the other courses were aerated on the following dates: Green Course: April 4-5Red Course: April 11-12Yellow Course:
The spring of 1936 arrived like the many seasons of rebirth that preceded it, though in the minds of Long Island's golfers, it undoubtedly felt like the dawn of a new era. Less than a year earlier, the A.W. Tillinghast-designed Red and Blue courses opened at the sprawling new Bethpage State Park complex, whetting the
Bundle up and bust out your glow-in-the-dark golf balls — Pine Ridge Golf Club in Coram is hosting a nighttime outing next week on Friday, April 15. This early-season under-the-stars event will tee off with a shotgun start at 8 p.m. Registration is $50, which includes cart, glow balls and a pair of drink tickets.
Just because their little nine-hole golf hideaway in Riverhead has caught the attention of more and more East End golfers during their four-plus seasons at the helm of Sandy Pond Golf Course doesn't mean Chris Wahlers and Ken Weinstein are about to take a breather on one of their newly renovated tee boxes. The arrival
[Looking for this year's camp info? See the Guide to 2025 Summer Golf Camps on Long Island.] Old Man Winter was kind to Long Islanders this past offseason, giving experienced golfers the opportunity to take their up-and-coming junior players onto quiet courses and offer them some valuable (and maybe a few forgettable) pointers to keep