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99 Quaker Meeting House Rd, Farmingdale, New York, 11735, United States

(516) 249-0700 www.nysparks.com

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Suzanne Butler

Feb 23, 2018

Located just north of Farmingdale, you'll find a world-class layout, the Black course, rated 5-1/2 stars, and four other 18-hole courses, all radiating out from the same large clubhouse. This out-and-back roaming layout now ranks with the best in the United States. Before teeing off on the Black (alongside the opening tee of the Green course), you are minded to read the sign at the starter's hut: "The Black Course is an extremely difficult course, which we recommend only for highly skilled golfers." Never a truer word!

Zthomps

Sep 30, 2017

I've played here twice, the last time several years ago. It is the most well designed course I've ever played. The amount of shots and the skill level required is excellent; I would think every single-digit handicapper would thoroughly enjoy the test. Nearly every hole is unique in terms of appearance (except for maybe holes 10-12). And I love the atmosphere of New York municipal golf; the clubhouse is charming and the people are, haha, interesting. P.S. - Although I think this experience nearly perfect, I will offer up a few criticisms for the sake of objectivity. Yes, play is typically slow because it's walking only (which I love) and people who shouldn't play it do. The reservation system is a little archaic but I find it kind of adds to the experience. And the greens, while very well conditioned, are fairly flat; but trust me, everything you're confronted with before the greens is plenty challenging enough.

Sean Delaney

Jan 9, 2018

Have golfed here many times. Tough course! Once you play the Black course you will understand why the U.S. Open is here. Not for those with heart conditions.

Vincent R.

Nov 28, 2017

Love golfing the whole course but sometimes just golf the back nine and shoot to the clubhouse to visit with friends and fellow colleagues.

Brian Hughes

Aug 22, 2017

Nice course. A challenge mostly due to length. Otherwise very fair. You will have to get up and down alot and if you can do it will do well. We walked with caddie. It was not a real tough walk IMO, but I walk when I play most of the time. If you do too, shouldn't be a big deal ( and it was about 90 with high humidity the day we played...but breeze helped...by days end, wind). So don't be scared...go play it and check off the bucket list!☺

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