Cool Hand Lu says; Cool spot to hit a few golf balls and get in some practice…read more Took a trip out there with some friends for a Sunday of driving. The day was a little cool and drizzly so there weren't a whole lot of people there which was quite fine with me. The price for a large bucket was reasonable (forget the exact price) and the attendant was friendly. The lack of a crowd made it easy for us to all practice together. The stations were in good shape and driving the balls were easy enough. I will have to bring my shoes with me next time to truly get my best swing. All in all, it's a relatively quick trip to a nice break to take a few swings. Will have to come back for their mini golf.

Probably the best news I've heard in a long long time…read more Aviator is OUT and new management (Brooklyn Golf Yard) has taken over the driving range, mini golf and the pitch-n-putt out in Riis Park. Just visited the new range and it's great. New mats, new balls, TopTracer, REAL clubhouse, work being done on mini golf, and soon to come food court in the old food court area. Gonna be a good summer.

asked politely to be there in 2 and a half hours and they confirmed. and when I called an hour or…read moretwo later, to make sure, while I was on my way there, they didn't answer every time so I called again a couple times and they said no. That it was too late. and when we tried to argue they hung up so we called again to apologize for calling too many times and they yelled at me and hung up

Let me begin by saying that I love Marine Park and I consider it my second home course. However, I…read morehad a tee time today, Wednesday, August 26 at noon. It is now 11:58 AM and they do not have enough carts available. How is that even possible? I asked was there an outing. the response was no, there are some large groups of 20 people. I'm like OK so you can't accommodate more than 20 people with carts? Do you not have enough carts? do you need more carts? No apologies no consideration for the delay. No discount no offerings? so I gotta say I'm disappointed in you, Marine Park. Let's do better. Having said that, I just finished my round and I must say that the pace of play was excellent. We finished the front nine in two hours and maybe a little over two hours in the back. So kudos to Marine Park for that! But what's going on with the tee boxes fellas?

This place is great. The machines are unbelievably accurate and Monday night bartender is great…read more He genuinely wanted to help out. His name was teddy. Make sure you order from him

Jack taught me how to play golf well on the courses. Very thankful for him. He's very passionate…read moreabout the sport. Highly recommend his private lessons, they're totally worth it.

My 4 years old son is enjoying his golf lesson there. Jack is very patient :) Thank you.read more

If you're a beginner, I urge you to get some rounds under your belt at an easier course. This place…read moreis hard, and you're going to lose a ton of balls. Space in NYC is tight, and man are these fairways skinny. At some courses, you can blast a drive slightly off the fairway and still find your ball in the rough or in a gaggle of trees. Here, your ball is gone unless you crush a perfect drive on about 60% of the holes, and you'll be taking a penalty stroke (take your penalties, people -- cheat golf is whack). It's super challenging, and if you can get a good score here, you can get one anywhere. It's not too difficult getting tee times through golfnyc.com, and there are often great deals on a round (snagged a $34 with cart deal recently). Bonus points for being so close to Manhattan. It's about a 40 minute ride on the J, and a 10 minute walk from 75th street. I've played at 6:00am and been into the office by 10:00am given the short commute. Probably the closest course from Manhattan if you're using MTA of any in Queens, Brooklyn, and the Bronx.

Just played this course, walked it. Was nice walking weather 30 degrees, Snowed a little bit…read more It wasn't bad for a muni course. Gentleman at proshop/cafe was super nice.

Enjoyed a sunny, warm afternoon at the 18 hole, par 3 mini-golf facilities at Flushing Meadow Park…read more While it's been around since 1960, I only chanced upon this spot after eating at Queens Market last year and took a mental note to check it out at a later date. The entrance is located about a 7-8 minute walk from to the Mets Willets Point stop on the 7 train, right as the park as begins after passing Arther Ashe stadium. On a very warm summer afternoon around 2pm the single friendly staff member at the kiosk was able to take our payment ($13 pp), via credit card, and pass us a scorecard and pencil. There were several other groups playing as well, meaning we had to wait a little after several holes for the group in front of us to finish, which didn't take too long. The course itself wasn't anything too fancy, there were some small slopes and water features, though no outright themed obstacles. I agree with some other reviewers that the water looked a bit murky. They had nets to fish out floating balls if they fell in. The course apparently is in proximity to the homes of a couple resident gophers, who make occasional appearances which was amusing. As a golf novice, it took about an hour to play thru with a couple people and I enjoyed it!

Awful! Saturday evening at 8:00 pm. Sept. 23,2025…read moreI was walking past with my girlfriend and we saw a woman laying on the ground with blood around her head. My phone was dead and I panicked running over to this golf course. The side door was wide open and some young punk was on the other side gossiping with someone. I stepped two feet in because he didn't hear me shouting to call 911. He finally saw me ( I was standing with my cane, obviously hurt." He puffed out his chest shouting and I said" I apologize for entering but you didn't hear me and there's a badly injured woman " He didn't care and shouted" get out you don't belong in here, it's disrespectful " he slammed the door shut and I shouted again" call 911" he didn't call. Fortunately a woman and her husband saw and they called. That young punk will be paid a visit from Karma and when he does, I hope he remembers how badly he treated people in need. Just an awful awful person.

You want to know what Mr Charming thinks about Lido Golf…read moreClub? Lord have mercy, just looking at these pictures makes me sweat and think of cold beers. Alright, let's talk about that Lido track. ​This ain't no prissy country club where you gotta wear a tie and talk quiet. This is the kinda place where you grip it and rip it! ​You see that picture of my golf bag? That bag knows what's coming. The whole course feels just like that open fairway, wide open for big swings, but surrounded by that tall grass and the ocean breeze that'll turn a good shot into a lost ball in two seconds. It's got that raw, wild feel, kinda like me after a few. ​I dress with the right attitude for this course. Red shirt? Sure. Wild pants that would make a blind man blink? Hell yes! You gotta have a big personality to handle the wind out here on Long Island. That wind is no joke; it'll make your slice go three fairways over, at Lido it seems like the wind is always in your face. ​This course is all about character. The views are great, you got water everywhere, and the layout keeps you on your toes. It's a challenge, sure, but it's a fun challenge. The conditions might not always be perfect, but the layout is historical, and it's got that authentic links vibe. Plus, the clubhouse ain't afraid of people having a good time. ​So, if you're looking for a fancy round, go somewhere else. But if you want to let the big dog eat, enjoy some serious sea air, and maybe throw a few clubs when the wind takes your ball to a different zip code, Lido is your place. It's wild, it's loud, and it's got a lot of . Just like I always say, "gab a cigarette, crack a cold one, and let it rip"!

This course should be considered goat feed. It's in terrible shape while they still charge you…read morefull price. Now I know why it was easy to get a last minute tee time. I should have known that it was going to be rough when I pulled in and the "pro shop" and check-in locations are semi-permanent construction trailers. The course is in TERRIBLE shape. You will lose your ball in the fairway. The greens have brown and dead patches. There are temporary greens that aren't even close to being considered a green. They simply popped a hole in the fairway and stuck a flag in it. It's impossible to putt on these. The course needs a lot of work and definitely not worth the money. Maybe in a few years it could change but based on other reviews it's looks like it's been terrible for years.

Seniors has its priviledges!…read more An upscale luncheon were held especially for every Senior graduating classes' honor, which my 1993 class was at Lawrence Golf Club. My classmates and I wine and dined with our faculty, principal and assistant principals elegantly in semi-formal attire. I felt like I unleash the tiger within me outside the plaid wool skirt and blue blouse. The wait staff serve courteously and professionally to our satisfication (no typical buffet lucheon) as we had a formal sit down three course meal. The staff is accomodating to our school's needs which we had a end-of-year award ceremony honoring student's achievements either for the year or for their entire academic reign at Stella Maris H.S. Lawrence Golf Club hosted a private dinning room to incorporate our school's colors BLUE AND GOLD with balloons, ribbons, streamers. The golf club's staff arranged table for graduating students to pick up their keepsakes of mugs, and class pins engraved with the school's seal. The outside grounds were freshly cut lawn and overlooking the Atlantic Ocean.

I gave my wife a 50th birthday event at LYCC. Samantha, from Greenview was Awesome! The only…read morebad thing is I have too wait until she turns 60's year young too do it again. The staff is also above par. Trica, great and I mean a great ! Keep up the good work!

I've been to several driving ranges around the city, but Chelsea Piers continues to be my favorite…read moreby far. From the moment you book your bay online to the second you step into your hitting station, everything is smooth and well organized. I really appreciate how easy it is to reserve a spot, especially on weekday mornings when prices are more affordable and the space feels calm and relaxed. The views of the Hudson River make it a unique experience. There's something very satisfying about practicing your swing while watching boats go by in the background. The automated ball system keeps things flowing without interruption, and every detail feels designed to enhance your game without distractions. What really makes the difference, though, is the atmosphere. Whether I go solo to clear my mind or bring friends along for a more social outing, I always end up having a great time. The food and drinks are surprisingly good, and having them delivered right to your bay is such a convenient touch. I also love that the booths have heating, which makes this a great place to visit any time of year. Overall, this is one of those spots I keep coming back to. If you're looking for a place to unwind, improve your swing, or simply enjoy the views, I can't recommend Chelsea Piers Golf Club enough.

This was our first time golfing at Chelsea Piers and it was easy to reserve a bay. Using their…read moreonline system, we were able to compare prices per day and hour (hint more afforable on the weekday and mornings). We took a car share service to avoid the parking costs, and the front staff made it easy to grab our clubs to play. The automatic golf balls keep the rythm of play going. The added views make for an even better experience. My husband and son didn't mind the humidity. They played for 55 mins and are ready for another round!