While Cooperstown is a primarily a baseball town, one of the best and most fun public courses in the region is located here in Leatherstocking. A classic Devereux Emmet design in a gorgeous lakeside setting, this quirky, old-school layout is well-worth a visit. … More Review: Leatherstocking Golf Course
A solid and challenging municipal course that hosted the 1926 PGA, Eisenhower Red is worth a play for golf history enthusiasts and locals but is overall on the boring side. … More Review: Eisenhower Park Golf Course (Red Course)
A short and quirky private course in Westchester, Rye is a difficult course to evaluate. There are some excellent, unique holes and water views here but also a lot of mediocre and forgettable ones. It is definitely not one of the elite courses in the area but is worth a play for these greens, certain holes, and beautiful land movement. … More Review: Rye Golf Club
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 (Green Course)
Located on the middle of Long Island’s North Shore, St. George’s doesn’t get the national recognition many of its neighbors do, but should not be overlooked. An untouched Devereux Emmet gem, this quirky layout features several world-class holes and some of the most fascinating architecture in America. … More Review: St. George’s Golf & Country Club
Although the conditioning still needs some work, the recently renovated Keney Park stands out in a rather robust Hartford golf scene. At a great price, you’ll be able to appreciate some of the finest examples of classic golf architecture. In more ways than one, this course reminded me very much of a lite version of Bethpage. Hartford should be proud of their work here. … More Review: Keney Park Golf Course
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