Driving Range is good, even though the balls are overpriced. The staff is pretty nice, and the…read moreputting practice area is kept well. The actual golf course though is unfortunately a mess. All par threes, where the only club you're using 90% of the time is a wedge. For 30 dollars I would recommend going to a different course if you are actually trying to play golf. If you want to work on your chipping game though, definitely go here. I felt a bit duped thinking this would be a real golf couse where I could drive, and use my other irons, but only one of the holes was realistic to use a driver.

With a driving range, 2 putting greens, one which allows chipping, practice sand traps and a very…read morewell maintained golf course, it has the feel of a private Country Club. There's also an excellent restaurant on the grounds that adds to the Country Club feel. For a small golf course the pro shop is well stocked, and the private lessons are the best in the area. I'm a former member of the Sag Harbor Golf Course, but have made the switch.

As a novice golfer I found the staff friendly but BEWARE of the boys' club…read more I was behind, not holding anyone up and a foursome of men said women have no place golfing. I thought golfers were supposed to have some etiquette!

Staff very friendly…read more Greens in decent condition. Course not so much. Very soggy, poor drainage. Very inexpensive and for what it is course is great.

Everything is right here. The course design , the clubhouse…read more, the food , Paul the bar keep, the caddies , the course condition Anyone fortunate enough to get in here will experience the most amazing day.

Amagansett course known to be expensive, but it's worth it! If you're in the Hamptons, you could do…read moreworse than EHGC for 18 holes.

The range attendant makes you share a mat if you show up with another person, which is ridiculous…read more I'm a 14 handicap and my boyfriend is so bad, he doesn't even have one. The range attendant gives him the mat every time and makes me wait, even when other mats are open! I've never seen anything like this. Highly recommend walking up solo or having a word with the head pro. And if you're a female, I'd avoid this place completely.

Tough to get a tee time June through August. That's the only negative. The course is deceivingly…read moredifficult. Usually a degree of wind. Sometimes significant. The par 5's are a nice challenge to get on in 2. The par 3's feature some DEEP bunkers that you'll want to avoid. It's worth the trip.

worst place to host the US Open. No wonder people call it shittycock. Maybe they should host less…read more Its unwatchable when the greens feel like the sidewalk.

Came for the 118th US Open. Beautiful were their ground and greens. Exciting it was in watching…read morethe world's greatest players being challenged in this charming yet very hilly and difficult set up course. Wonderful was the staff and there were plenty of volunteers. Well managed of crowd control in and out of this golf club. Sight of security in place. There are very few trees for shade at Shinnecock, so on this very hot day, I am under an umbrella when following the action from one hole to another. Well kept is this more than 100 years old course. Memorable Sunday with Fleetwood's -7 and back-to-back win for Koepka. Looking forward for US Open's scheduled return to this course in 2026! CHEERS!

About as hamptonsy as you can get. A bunch of white men in polos practicing their swings. I played…read morethe mini golf course and i really appreciated the replicas of historical landmarks of the hamptons... like a mini trip around the south fork. Difficulty was good and i liked the water hazards. I didnt try the restaurant but the prices looked cheap and someone said it was good.

I went here this past weekend to play mini golf and I had a great time. The course was beautiful…read moreand even got to learn about some of Long island's history throughout the course.

Nice layout and practice facilities, and the course was in good shape today…read more However, the 2025 weekend rates are exorbitant: $65 to walk for non-residents (and $85 to ride). Clearly catering to Groton residents as evidenced by new annual membership restrictions this year. Won't return on a Friday / Saturday / Sunday / Holiday. Appreciate the $50 military rate available Mon-Tue-Wed-Thu, and may visit once or twice at that price point. Lots of other good options in the region, with better layouts at lower costs.

Enjoyed the Ross design links course. Greens were in great shape with typical slope. Good value for…read morea mini course. In a blisteringly hot day, the water stations were empty and only saw the cart girl twice, "all out of gatorade."

Fun little 9 hole golf course. Great for practice or if you don't have time for a full course…read more Longest hole is 170 yards shortest is 90 yards so someday I may get a hole in one. New owners cleaned up the course and added classes for kids. I miss the alligator in the pond from the old course and the original owner was a character. I also miss the $8 fee. It's now $19. So far everyone I met there is friendly. If you are just learning how to play golf this is a great place to practice. Most of the players are beginners, they won't judge you. They also have a simulated course indoors but I haven't tried that out, maybe on a rainy day. On a Monday we were able to walk right on but they did have kids classes on the 8th and 9th hole so we couldn't play those holes but were allowed to repeat 1 and 2 if we wanted. They do recommend calling in advance for reservations and the kids classes end at noon.

Great course for beginners to get your feet wet or to sharpen your short game. I try to hit this…read morecourse with the wife at least once a year. Really relaxed, no pressure atmosphere. Holes feel a club or two shorter than the yardage indicated. Only the long 175 yd #6 hole seems to be true from the back of the tee box. Course can get a little soggy in the spring. Greens are usually in good condition. Tee boxes are usually beaten up, but they do have mats to hit off on some of the holes.

Sydney is truly one of the highlights of our country club experience her warm smile, friendly…read moredemeanor, and incredible attentiveness never go unnoticed. Whether she's making the rounds as the cart girl or serving drinks at the bar, Sydney goes above and beyond to make every member feel welcome and taken care of. She's always quick with a cold drink and a kind word, and it's clear she genuinely cares about creating a great atmosphere for everyone. The club is lucky to have her, and we're even luckier to be greeted by her each time we're out on the course!

Those that know me well would wonder how desperate I might be to play golf that I would drive…read moreseveral miles from my home destination just to play the game. But that is not why I am willing to drive long distances to play the wonderful game of Golf. It's because I enjoy playing on a golf course that are difficult to get on unless you're a member. And if a family or friend invites to you to play, I never say no. The Vineyards Golf Course is a beautifully designed course that easily blends in with its surroundings. The course has three set of tee boxes which we chose to play the back tees of course. Why??, well because the young men I was playing with can drive ball 300 yards plus and sometimes on the fairway. It sure did not help my game when I attempted to drive the ball the distances they seem capable. I found the Vineyards golf course challenging with its rolling fairways, protected by large meandering sand bunkers, false fronts and hazards. We had a windy day that played in our favor on some holes and others which easily challenged us. The par-3 holes were a variety in length, direction and difficulty. The secondary roughs had fescue grasses and in some cases we were lined up along a corn field farm. Vineyards was much more challenging than I anticipated, but I very much enjoyed the course and would love to play there again before the season ends.