You have to be a member here so there is no point in reviewing a closed or exclusive venue…read more Suffice it to say it's a beautiful club with a frat golf course, fitness center eye and dining is top. So if you get an invite to join take it.

A golfers wet dream!!! I have the fortune of playing here once each year for the Lake Success PBA…read morefund raiser. I look forward to this all year long. If you are a golfer then this review should moisten your panties. First of all, before you even get to the club house, you are greeted by two regal brick columns that announce the entrance. There is a long winding road that bisects the course. You can see manicured lawns, perfectly trimmed topiary as well as a massive club house. Once on the course, you can really see the care they take of this magnificent layout. The tee boxes are well groomed, with soft plush grass. The fairways are perfectly trimmed and are as soft as velvet. Even the rough (both cuts) are extraordinarily soft. The greens are immaculate and are lightning fast. All in all this is in the top 5 best gold courses I have played/

This place over priced snotty people the music is so loud you cant relax the reason I wanted to…read morecome here in the first place. Wont be coming back.

Do not bother to join this "Country Club". Ha! What a joke. Renters paying $1,400 for the season…read morewith the weekends filled to capacity with insufficient amount of chairs & umbrellas to the ratio of people. The weekdays, over run with school camps-bus loads of kids filling the pool - making this "country club" very un-country club. The pool is run by kids with not one adult to be found in the office. You are better off going to a public pool where the clientele will be of a higher quality and it will be free! Save your money!

A great golf course near new york city that is very well kept with a great staff. The clubhouse has…read morea bunch of amenities as well.

I attended a party here last summer and wow did they do a beautiful job. The party was perfect and,…read morethe waitstaff were spectacular. The food was very good as well. My only critique was that there were no bathroom attendant and the bathroom got pretty dirty. I am hoping that it was just because it was a smaller Sunday party. I would recommend this beautiful space for anyone looking to do a lovely event.

Played mini Golf Arrow to go for 1st hole then step in and…read morearound for all other 17 holes...course needs new green outdoor carpet.

They really renovated and improved everything dramatically by having automatic ball feeders with…read moreheight adjustments. Rangefinder screen that tracks the ball and color coats it based on the club you use. Really good modern technology with warm inviting looking furniture and new turf

Probably the best course in the area, very short course with a lot of Par 3s. Fairways and greens…read moremostly exceeds the average standard. No driving greens. Pacing of play can be questionable at times but that most munis in the city. Staff if very nice and welcoming.

Played the back 9 holes here. Good amount of hills on the course, and just outside the fairway can…read morebe hard to find your ball if walking. Overall it was well kept, and greens were pretty good.

Courses seem disorganized. Got lost after the first one. The scenery isn't bad but not amazing…read moreeither. It's alright , would I highly recommend no but if it's close definitely worth playing some games.

The end of the season for golf is rapidly approaching in concert with the changing of the seasons,…read morewith the trees are about two weeks into their foliage. On this day with a 63* temperature, Kissena Golf Course was in perfect shape and the course really showed its beauty. ~The Putting greens: from the practice tee all the way through the round were fast, rolled true and without ball marks, burnt out grassy areas nor and obvious appendages. ~Tee boxes and Fairways: The leaves were blown off the teeing area as well as off the fairways, so a well struck shot would not have you in continual search for your ball. However an offline shot could result in a lost ball penalty, as the leaves would cover your missed attempt. With the issue of leaves aside, it has been a few years since I played Kissena Golf Course because I mostly wrote it of as a "beginners course" playing to a par 64, 4511 total yards from the tips. When the round was going along, playing the back tees I found there were particular holes that I did not recall that posed some significant challenges. Hole number 2 is the number one handicap hole on the course, mainly due to its length of 358 yards which would be a shot par four on most all other championship (par 72) golf courses. But to compare Kissena to the par 72 courses is not a fair comparison, it needs to be judged from an Executive golf course lens. Playing with a beginner, I understood Kissena better as to what it offers someone just coming up in the game. More specifically, people in the same general skill level who are not looking for a challenge that would find them over their heads. I did find some shots that took all of my skill and concentration to pull off. Off the top of my head, the par three 9th hole measuring 190 yards plays uphill about 40 feet, into the breeze and to a small green. Missing short, left and long are all dead man's land. I nailed a 4iron as good as I could hit it and luckily walked away with a par because in actual yardage I had the hole playing closer to 220 yards, probably a bit more. The number 12 hole, par 3 is no picnic either, long and with lots of danger lurking everywhere. The course is set atop some high ground right in the heart of Fresh Meadows and there are particular places on the course where the visuals of Queens are wonderful, not to mention two locations where you can see the Manhattan skyline.