I've played at Colonial Springs Golf Club a lot, and I always find it difficult. There are 27 holes…read moreon this private course, including "3" 9-hole courses. There are many hills and sand bunkers, plus a few water holes. The staff is friendly and kind. Among the numerous things the restaurant offers is a happy hour. There is a pleasant bar inside, as well as seats both indoors and outdoors.

Since 2014 I have been an active golf player of Colonial Springs Golf Club. The newly Robert Trent…read moreJones Jr architected 27 hole golf course completed in 2007 is challenging and absolutely beautiful. All of the staff including the golf pros are wonderful. The Country Club restaurant has a dining room separated from the bar area by a low structure for nonmembers and members. The bar area has several tables that are specifically for only golf members and their guests. The patio area has a panoramic view of all three ninth holes from the Lake Course Pines and the Valley which is picturesque. . The menu has some creative selections of dishes that are plentiful and very good combined with superb service. My favorite is the 19th hole.

Nice breeze day for all GolferDriving range, Par 3, Miniature golf…read more Spend your time solo or boy/girl friends / family

It was very reasonable. We had a great time. The staff was really nice. The people at the park were…read morereally nice. My wife lost something and nobody took it. Actually, they could have, and nobody would know, but they said where it was because people had seen it!

$44 for twilight price wasn't bad. Course wasn't packed so got a lot of holes in. The greens were…read morewell maintained and fairways decent. It is an open layout so no worries there. It is a scoreable course wàwa wwtoo with the holes not being very long. I would come back to play if I was in the area.

Nice links type golf course. The wait usually is not long. When I've been there the round took…read moreabout 5 hours or less. It has been maintained nicely for the last 15 years. It has a range with a machine to buy your bucket of balls. Plenty of parking.

We attended a catered event .. 100% nailed it !Food, service, ambiance, flexibility ... the real…read moredeal.

I'm shocked that this place has no reviews yet!…read more Here's a quick rundown: The ambiance is lovely, a quaint golf course right off of Montauk Highway in Bay Shore. If you've driven from Babylon eastbound you've definitely past it. The food was delicious. It was much better than your standard country club fare. The event we were at had passed hors d'oeuvres which consisted of bacon wrapped scallops, beef Wellington, mini pigs in a blanket and more. Then we headed to the back room where a seafood station with the longest seafood bar I've ever seen was set up, as was a made to order pasta station. There was also a huge shrimp display and charcuterie tables to finish out the cocktail reception. For dinner we had a buffet with a roast beef and turkey carving station, eggplant parm, chicken Marsala, roasted potatoes, Caesar salad and rolls to finish out the meal. The service was impeccable. Bartenders were courteous and wait staff was on their game. They swooped in not a minute after finishing to pick up your plate and even got another beverage for you if you needed one. All in all a standout experience for a Long Island staple.

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...

Reviewing this only for the food. The green course was in great shape when we played though and the…read moreclubhouse and everything else is so cool. So much history here. Flat out top notch operation they run out there. With that said, the food was so good. Couldn't believe how good my steak sandwich was to be honest. Service was great too. Cheers!

don't go there. unfriendly and unknowledgeable staff. Don't take lessons here. Spend the extra…read moremoney and go to PGA store in commack. ruined my game. owner too busy talking to customers to actually teach.

I brought in a basically brand new Taylormade P.UDI to see what they would offer for trade in,…read morebecause i wanted a new rangefinder Its a $250 club, they offered me $25... place is a joke and must think people are dumb

The 18-hole golf course at the Hamlet Wind Watch Golf & Country Club is quite beautiful…read more The course is kept up rather nicely with nice fairways and greens. The course is more on the narrow side with homes sometimes on both sides. With water holes, bunkers, and sand traps, it can be a little difficult. Carts are provided, and the prices are fair.

This is probably the weirdest place to play golf on Long Island. Its long standing claim to fame is…read morethat course conditions are pretty good. Currently that reputation holds on the fairways and greens. Rough is fine. Bunkers are generally not raked. More than a few tee boxes are unlevel and chewed up. The water hazards are either swampy or filled with what looks like straight Windex. The course is tight and in spots lined by condos. The driving range is grass which is nice, but no one is collecting baskets and keeping it tidy and the practice spaces are way too close together. In terms of the facility and the operation, it feels like a defunct country club. The aging clubhouse needs a lot of work. The ceiling in the men's locker room is leaking, the banquet hall looks abandoned & the halfway house is closed. There is a friendly beverage cart driver that we saw once during a 5 hour round. Yes a 5 hour round. The course is not rangered. The staff comes off as a bunch of characters. The "starter" has no name tag or logoed apparel on that would identify him as a course employee. They make sure the next group tees off the second the group ahead is out of range like a local muni. No effort to space out the groups. He also took it upon himself to watch tee shots and comment on everyone's result. Weird. Even the greens keeper drove around the entire fringe on one hole while we were putting and pulled away giving us the peace sign - crazy behavior both from a politeness factor for guests as well as a complete lack of respect for the course he's maintaining. They charge a luxury price - it is not a luxury experience. A mixed bag at best.

I stopped by at this pickleball club last month for an open play. It was a random find for me, just…read morelooking up indoor facilities on Long Island. I called the front desk and the staff were able to fit me in for a time slot that had openings. It's been a hot minute since I've been on Long Island; I had forgotten how deep Melville actually was...lol Literally on the border of Nassau and Suffolk. This location had a large parking lot that was shared with the other businesses adjacent. Inside, the courts feel pretty big, with plenty of room on the sides and back to maneuver and run for difficult shots. Court surfaces are smooth and well maintained and the facilities are very clean. Ceiling height was adequate for most lobs to be successful. People I played with were mostly friendly and competitive. One thing I was not expecting was how old the demographic here is; my estimate, the average age in that time slot I played in was 55-60. Nevertheless, this was a nice facility to play at. I don't know if I'll ever go back though because it's so far out of the way coming from Queens.

Nice place with quality staff. Chris does an amazing job setting you up. The equipment works well…read moreand the environment is clean.

Best equipped golf store in Queens!…read more Staff is friendly, helpful and knowledgeable. Owner Charie is a true gentleman and knows his stuff! Every repair and/or purchase has been on point and prices are very fair. Highly recommend them!!!

Great golf shop! Charlie is honest, knowledgeable and very professional. Repair prices are fair and…read morework is good and fast! Whenever I need anything golf related I always check Golf Town 1st!