Best kept secret in NYC. If you can play well here, you can play well anywhere…read more Tight fairways and slick greens- always in fantastic shape. Excellent staff.

There are many options here besides just golf. Their course side dining is truly beautiful on a…read morenice day, and almost every year when the snow falls someone will make a hole in the fence somewhere and dozens of people end up sledding.

Update: They've reopened under new management! Still a work in progress, but the new management…read moreare very friendly and you can tell there is a lot of work going on at the present. It's going to take some time for their hard work to start to show dividends, so you'll need to be patient. That said, it's still a great little course to work on your short game, and they've managed to keep the price extremely reasonable and the location next to the beach cannot be beat. Glad to see this course continues on with new energy driving it.

This fairly flat pitch 'n' putt course is as casual as golf gets. No woods, collars, shirts, shoes,…read moreor skill required. It really levels the playing field between people that play golf once every couple years (me) and people that are actually good at golf (my friends). It's pretty cheap to play ($18 each), and the course is decently well-maintained considering there's basically nobody around keeping the drunks (my friends and me) from running amok. But for Pete's (me) sake, where is the cart girl/boy? Not having someone riding around with a cooler full of water and beer (and maybe sunscreen) is a missed opportunity. I feel like this would triple your revenues every week. I don't even want a cut, I just don't want to have to run back out to the pizza joint to get a beer when we run out.

My daughter has been taking tennis here for a few years now and she loves it. Great teachers and…read morefacility. This place is great for kids' tennis classes.

The course was exceptionally well maintained and was challenging but not overly difficult. Staff…read morewas very friendly and knowledgeable. The only area that needs attention is the bar and restaurant staff. They seemed to be distracted even though there were only a handful of people eating and drinking.

The Barclays 2013 event was held here - and the view across to the city and to the Statue was…read moreamazing. The accessibility from the parking lots in Jersey City wasn't great (shuttles) but at least the buses were A/C'd last year (2014 from the regular lots in Paramus they weren't necessarily with A/C on). The facilities have a little bit of a crowded feel to them (there were a lot of people here) and the one big downside, always someone walking around telling people not to take pictures, despite taking pictures of NY being one of the big draws. The course itself had plenty of water (we were right by the Hudson & bay), and it had rained earlier in the week - made for some low scores that people loved to see and cheer for (including the eventual winner Scott).

Pretty insanely cool spot Club house is first class, old…read moreschool dark wood and lots of character. They have their own ferry that picks you up by battery park and takes you straight to the course. The ferry has leather couches and a bar tender! Pretty great experience The golf course is just hard! Lots of elevation change, challenging greens, and tons of tough lies. Bring balls and hit it straight! Staff is amazing and this is a great experience and very NYC!

Great course and clubhouse with views of Wall Street. Caddy service but no golf carts.read more

I was there for the driving range. We didn't reserve tee time. The range is very decent compared to…read morethe nearby range. Green grass and clean area. The range is in good shape. No complaints just so happy to have another driving range.

WARNING:TRASH Four young women just trying to play a round of golf on a Sunday afternoon, and the…read morewhole experience felt like a Curb Your Enthusiasm episode--sadly not very funny when it's happening to you. We were told we couldn't use the half-empty driving range before our tee time, hassled repeatedly by the marshal even though we were on pace, and then harassed by a drunk old man who eventually stole our cart and chased us around the course. Staff were dismissive and claimed they couldn't identify him, even with his name and location (he turned out to be a regular). Unsafe, unprofessional, and sexist. Highly recommend avoiding this place if you're a woman.

Great NYC recreational center gym. Surprised no Yelp page for it until now. The gym equipment is…read moreold but has everything you need. Squat rack, bench presses (flat, incline), dip station, pull down machine, chest presses, Smith machines, cable pulldown machines, pullup station, dumbbells, and a lot of plates. The rec center also has a swimming pool and a cardio room. This location is also great since it's right by the Tompkinsville station. Feels old school but great stuff. The staff told me they will be opening up basketball courts too by end of this year.

There are not a lot of options for ice skating in Staten Island, but this place does the job. The…read morefacility is a little dated and so is the rental equipment but this is the only place I know that has Jackson and Edea skates for rent, even if the leather is a little scratched up and worn. There is only one session open for Fridays/Sundays and two for Saturdays but the sessions are two hours long. While it may seem like a good deal, the ice gets pretty dead/choppy around the 1.5hr mark. When I visited, there were a lot of birthday parties being held, and once the children were off the ice, the crowds on the ice started to really thin out which was nice. There are lockers available but they do take your shoes in exchange for the rentals.

My kids went to you for ice-skating lessons and then my son proceeded to play ice hockey. Parking…read moreis a pain in the butt and the food stands are all closed so you're going to have to bring something if you want to eat unless you want something out of the vending machine as the vendors from the pizzeria left‍.. overall it is a nice atmosphere for children as most are involved in either baseball, basketball or soccer. The price of 10 skating lessons is priced very fair in my opinion and they also give you 9 open session passes which the children could use Saturdays and Sundays. I highly suggest it but get there early so you can get a decent parking spot