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The Links and Woods courses at Cherry Creek in Riverhead and Pine Ridge Golf Club in Coram are teaming up this spring to offer Long Island players a "Golf Trifecta" discount on three rounds early in the season. The Trifecta special includes one round at each course — Cherry Creek's lengthy, driver-friendly Links Course, the
The former Calverton Links golf course will likely become a solar farm, according to an article published last month in the Riverhead News-Review. The course, which has sat untouched since it abruptly closed for business in the fall of 2013, was sold last May for $3.5 million to developer Parviz Farahzad and a group called
Bethpage State Park's schedule of high-level professional golf tournaments continues to grow after an announcement last week that the Black Course will be part of The Barclays rotation far into the next decade. New York State Governor Andrew Cuomo announced Tuesday that the Black Course will host The Barclays in 2021 and 2027, bringing the
A blizzard and a follow-up ice storm have set real golf on the back burner for a while, but at least there is some action on the indoor-golf front. Newsday reported last weekend that a February 26 public hearing has been scheduled by the Town of Smithtown to address an application by a local company
Golf On Long Island received a tip from reader John Usher that the West Sayville Golf Course has already packed it in for the 2014 season. The Suffolk County-owned course typically reopens in mid-March. Meanwhile, there is still more than a week to get some swings in at Timber Point Golf Course in Great River.
Someone's been telling tales of a stormy outlook for Cherry Creek in Riverhead, but the facility made it clear Thursday that its two courses and on-site restaurant are here to stay. In an e-mail distributed to subscribers on Thursday, Cherry Creek general manager Eileen McCaffrey addressed rumors of course closure by stating that the Links
Spring Lake Golf Club in Middle Island and Cherry Creek in Riverhead have partnered to offer Long Island players a "Golf Trifecta" discount on three late-season rounds. The Trifecta special includes one round each this fall, with cart, at Spring Lake's Thunderbird Course and Cherry Creek's Links and Woods courses for a flat $99 rate.
Earlier this summer, on the heels of its "While We're Young" and "Tee It Forward" campaigns, the United States Golf Association introduced "Play 9 Day" to promote all the ways new and experienced players can enjoy the sport in a shorter, more relaxed timeframe. Meanwhile, before the July sun rose over Riverhead on the USGA's
Calverton Links has a new owner, but its future as a golf course remains uncertain, according to a report published in the Riverhead News-Review last weekend. The 18-hole course in Calverton, which unexpectedly closed last October, was sold to developer Parviz Farahzad and a group called Bashi Calverton Links LLC in May for $3.5 million,