While not Pete Dye’s most memorable design, Bulle Rock is an excellent, affordable, and challenging upscale layout that rightfully earns its reputation as one of the top public courses in the region. … More Review: Bulle Rock Golf Course
Better than its private sister, Lake of Isles North is a difficult and beautiful test of golf featuring several memorable holes. It is the best public option in Connecticut and one of my highest recommendations in New England. … More Review: Lake of Isles (North Course)
Although not on the same level as Bethpage Black or Red, Bethpage Green is a nice municipal course offering strong value, classic architecture, and an easier layout for all golfers to enjoy. It is worth a play in the area. … More Review: Bethpage State Park Golf Course – Green Course
The only 9-hole course at Crystal Springs Resort, Minerals offers strong value, decent variety, and good conditions on a hilly terrain. At just a par 31, this is a course I recommend to both novices and better golfers looking for some practice. … More Review: Minerals Golf Club
While Wild Dunes reputation has diminished dramatically since it opened in 1979, this is still Tom Fazio’s first design featuring some excellent holes and a beautiful finish on the water. It is a worthy public option for all those visiting Charleston/Kiawah. … More Review: Wild Dunes Resort (Links Course)
Always home to a lovely routing on wonderful terrain, Kyle Franz’s stellar renovation now makes Southern Pines one of the best courses in Pinehurst and an absolute must play for anyone in the area. I expect this course to shoot up in the rankings in coming years and cannot recommend it highly enough. … More Review: Southern Pines Golf Club
With good variety and interesting greens in a pretty setting, Short Beach is one of the better executive courses I’ve played and is a good place for practice or novices learning the game. … More Review: Short Beach Golf Course
While it won’t appeal to everyone, Inness will undoubtedly leave a deep lasting impression on everyone who experiences its incredible variety and some of the wildest greens on the planet. While I am curious about the business model and uncertain it will live up to Sweetens, Inness is a must-play at least once for everyone and well-worth the drive from the City. … More Review: Inness
With strong conditions, beautiful views, and a number of memorable holes, Berkshire Valley is criminally underrated in the New Jersey public golf scene and is a course I’d recommend to all in the area. … More Review: Berkshire Valley Golf Course
Relatively unknown compared to its more famous neighbor Van Cortlandt, Mosholu is a classic 9-hole municipal course that admirably serves The First Tee and offers an affordable, well-conditioned, great option for New Yorkers looking to play a quick nine. I especially recommend this course to children and beginners. … More Review: Mosholu Golf Course
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