Great driving range. The price is affordable, not expensive, sometimes people gives me their golf…read moreballs because they don't want to play anymore, so lucky and grateful for that. Also, I purchased a new golf club set from the pro shop there and the 2 man that works there are great, they helped me by let me try the clubs to decide which set suits me. I am very happy with my golf set and now I am keep practicing golf, hopefully one day I can advance to the pro level

Bob tailors it to you. It's not one style fits all. He goes…read morethrough the basics in easy to understand terms, but then takes the time help you understand what needs to be worked on. He is also a wonderful person to work with the special needs population.

The Red course is the absolute worst golf course in NY and probably the country. Every tee box…read morehorrible. Every green in horrific condition. Nassau County should be ashamed to charge anyone to play this golf course!!!

This is a golf driving range, you pay up front and go to machine to pick up balls. The place has…read morelots of stalls easy to find one open. Came here with grandkids they had much fun swinging hitting and missing ball. It is a fun place for non golfers just for a fun time.

This golf course is challenging but some of the holes are very close. The greens were fast and…read morenice. There were no restrooms on the course which was difficult. The staff was friendly. The cost was a bit high in my opinion.

It's just asinine to charge 70$ TO WALK (same as Bethpage black) and not be in country club…read morecondition. Mismatched rough. No consistency around greens. Flower beds around bunkers. You want to charge country club prices, you need to be able to provide that level of experience.

Bucket List Item - Check!…read more This course is made for the professionals and kept very well. It is a walking course only, so be prepared to walk 7-8 miles for the round of 18! Best experience with beautiful scenery with every step. Not much water but so many sandtraps! On to my next adventure...

Every hole was like a post card. Just beautiful. So much…read morewalking. Elevation changes are significant . We played black. Teed off at 2:40, played 17 in the dark. I'm still sore . A good caddie can make all the difference . We did not have a good one. For what you pay for a caddie you think they would be pretty good. Never cleaned the ball, never read a putt, bad shot lines , just all around bad. But despite the caddie , we had a great time. I highly recommend!!!! Definitely, a bucket list !!

Dined here with my boyfriend and his family not too long ago as they have a membership here. We…read moremade reservations for 7pm and arrived with a group of 8. They had plenty of outdoor seating in their patio area which faces their golf course. We ordered some bottles of wine for the table, and then placed our food orders. We started with some appetizers being their kung pao cauliflower, burrata salad, and muscles in red wine sauce. Delish! As my entree I ordered their branzino which came with vegetables and sweet potato fries. The branzino was perfectly cooked and so good. Everyone enjoyed their meals. We definitely left with full bellies! I can't really say anyone in the area should come here as you need a membership, but I had a great experience and look forward to returning!

Cherry Valley Club was founded in 1916 and its 6,200-yard field was a heathland design. The…read moreheathlands are lowland areas dominated by colorful heather, gorse and bracken. The course has had the touches of Walter J. Travis, Robert Trent Jones then New Jersey architect Stephen Kay, whose renovations stretched the back tees to more than 6,800 yards with other major course reshaping. This was the third time I had played Cherry Valley Golf Club in the last three years as a guest. I found the course sometimes challenging especially when I am trying to find my ball in the long fescue rough. Also they have well protected greens with some difficult bunkers. But overall the course beauty off set its difficult play. We had lunch in the new renovated Members guest grill room seated at the bar area that faced the ninth hole. The restaurant walls and floor were in the traditional wood you would find in most Golf Country Clubs. We ordered a salad with Salmon Fish Taco's and Grill Chicken over salad. Overall lunch was okay but the bartender was Frank was great.

Nice private golf course that is well maintained. Im not a member but attend a golf outting here…read moreevery year and have a great time. Greens and grounds are well maintained and they recently got brand new carts with gps range finders on them. Staff is generally friendly and helpful.

This is my go to spot for 9 holes when I get out of work early on Fridays. I've played here many…read moretimes, and it has pros and cons. If you show up at a non busy time, which I find Friday's around 3 pm are not busy, you can get right out as a single or even a foursome. If you are a town of Hempstead member, it's $27 to walk 18 holes, as 9 hole rates don't begin til 4 pm. Sometimes you can cruise around quickly, but usually it'll take at least two hours to play 9 as there will be many slower groups out in front of you. The way they send you off is weird too, you go put your name in with the pro shop, and then they call you back in to pay when they are ready for you to head over to the first tee. Kind of strange. There are two janowskis hamburger stands on the property, one after the 3rd hole and one right at the clubhouse, and they also have an indoor 19th hole bar. You can walk, roll a pull cart, or take a motor cart at all times here. Making a tee time is highly recommended if trying to play on a Friday, Saturday, or Sunday morning. The greens on the course are slow, and the place is overall not well maintained. Would be nice if they pumped some more cash into this place and got it in great shape, as the views are awesome, and the course has some length, tipping out at just about 7000 yards. A few holes play right along the great South Bay, with boats and cool views in sight all the way around. Apparently, there used to be one of the best private courses in the nation built in this same spot and bearing the same name. However, the current course that is lido beach is not the same as the one from the past, as it was demolished and built over some time ago. I'd say the back 9 is both more exciting and has better holes than the front 9, and is a bit tougher. Highlights include the par 5 16th and par 3 17th. The motor carts are also old, and the pace of play during busy times can be as long as 5 and a half to 6 hours. This is a good place to practice, as you can pretty much hit driver all over, and it's also one of the flattest, if not the flattest, golf courses I've ever played. It will also be cooler here than inland Long Island as the bay and ocean breezes are plentiful. If it rains, this place is wettttt, soggy as it gets. Pro shop is decent, they have your typical shoes (just had a special on Footjoy dnas when I was there), logo balls, towels, shirts, gloves, etc. For the range, you buy a token in the pro shop from the machine on the wall for $5, but the range is terrible. It's mats and irons only, and is located between the 8th and 9th holes. Really wouldn't waste my time at the range. There's a putting green right in front of the clubhouse, which is just as slow as the greens on the course. There's also a chipping green near the first tee. I believe the janowskis stand, which you pass after the 3rd, 6th, and 17th holes, sells beer, hot dogs, soda, water, etc, but I really don't know as I usually bring my own (which you're not supposed to do). There are some bad golfers here too, including true beginners and old ladies walking, try to avoid.

I have called 6x's to get information on new course price reductions and not once did anyone pick…read moreup a phone. Service would be considered terrible but that would be a step up from current situation! There is not enough words for me to add to what is already a poor situation that apparently continues to get worse.