Forged Iron Golf

2.7 mi

Went here for a wedding what a beautiful place with excellent food and the staff was one of the…read morebest staffs I've ever experienced ever kind great service professional

Hidden in the valley of Bedford and just beyond the heavy sounds of interstate 684 is a special and…read moreprivate sanctuary called GlenArbor Golf Club. You can catch glimpses of the world renown fairways and greens design by golf icon Gary Player and the clubs classic Americana club house outfitted with sensational member only features which include a world class golf academy, white glove member support, and a golf pro shop that has every need you will ever have. But let's talk about the fuel of that will have you finishing your round in record time. The food. Chef Carey Favreau travels the world on the off season to bring back gifts if taste and presentation. Discovering his passion at an early age Chef Carey Favreau was destined for great opportunities in culinary offerings. Graduated from the world renown Culinary Institute, Chef Carey Favreau, better known as Chef Carey, designs and serves up te most flavorful culinary art dishes, dazzling desserts, world class entrees, amazing appetizers, and doesn't miss a detail. His staff, like something out of the animated Disney classic "Beauty & The Beast" dance their way into the dining room in black tie to cap the dining experience to classic levels and appeal. Any member or guest who has the privilege to have a fork full of braised veal lasagna, a fresh scallop, a sliver of steak will walk away belly full and dreaming of the next return.

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Whippoorwill Club

(1 review)

4.8 mi

There are a few times in life a meal is so excellently crafted in a place that has honestly a…read morecomfortable feel as this nice club. The golf and food is amazing. The staff is great and so nice and comforting.

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Fish and Chips

Mohansic Golf Course

3.4

(14 reviews)

6.0 mi

Woman in pro shop would not issue a credit for a round which was cut short by lightning the…read moreprevious Friday. She said I needed to see Bob the guy who I had originally paid for the round. I call BS. She did not want to be bothered.

The course is challenging. Play it a few times and see which holes you like or don't…read more The 19th hole is great, get a cold beer, wings, or a sandwich after play. Staff are friendly, multiple TV's so you can request what you want to watch. The course could use some attention from Greens keeper on some greens.....

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Trump National Golf Club Westchester

3.3

(16 reviews)

7.3 mi

I had my wedding here two weeks ago and it was really the most spectacular, magnificent experience…read morethanks to this club. Our point person, Michaela Morrell, made our wedding phenomenal for her attention to detail and her attentiveness to our needs. We hired a 'butler' (Diego) who was fantastic and helpful. The food was amazing (though in the grand tradition of weddings, we missed our own, extended-length cocktail hour due to a snafu--see my review of Silver Star Limos...) and the servers were wonderful. At the end of the night, our gifts and the items we had brought with us to the club (toasting flutes, cake servers, etc) were packaged up and cleaned for us to take home that night. I am continually getting comments from guests about how our wedding was the best one they had been to, which I can mostly attribute to the Club. I cannot say enough about this establishment and their level of professionalism!! I want to have more events just so I can have them here! One word: Amazing.

After years as members, we've watched this club's standards collapse. The final straw? My…read moredaughter's junior golf bag vanished from their own bag room -- and management's response was to quote fine print instead of taking responsibility. PS - not the first time bag has gone "missing". They blamed policy instead of fixing the problem. White glove service turned into "get to the back of the line". That's the culture now: excuses over accountability. Between reduced amenities (that you already pay for), poor course conditions most of the season, lack of communication, and a tone-deaf leadership team, it's clear this isn't the same club it once was. We've since left -- and we're not alone. The GM is a NIGHTMARE. Golf Pro Sucks!

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Hudson Hills Golf Course

3.0

(24 reviews)

5.0 mi

Did they raise their greens fees 30% from last season? Resident rate was $74 last season and $94…read morethis season? Tried calling the pro shop at 415pm on a Saturday and couldn't even reach someone...

The best (IMO) and the most difficult of Westchester County's public golf courses. Also the most…read moreexpensive.... Despite the lack of rain the course was in good shape and the greens top notch form. Lots of blind shots, challenging greens and a shot-makers paradise. The 19th hole offers a nice bar and small dining area, with surprisingly good food and well stocked liquor. We (me) had a tough round, then a drink and a bite. Definitely would play again - my playing partner agreed and he shot a 78 :(

Another long, sloping hole.

Sunset from the terrace

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Hudson Hills Golf course.... Challenging

The Summit Club

2.5

(4 reviews)

5.0 mi

This place has potential but unfortunately they are taking the wait and see approach. No club house…read moreand very poor maintenance outside the fairway and greens. They want to fix it up after they get members and that's not how things work. You build it to perfection and then people see and join. But sadly I don't think this is going to succeed unless they go all out now or go public.

Sadly, I do not belong to the club but I get to go with my friend and the service, both times I've…read moregone so far, has been quite lovely. Everyone is very kind and the entire club is so clean and inviting. Unfortunately the service outside for food/drinks is a little slow but otherwise it was great! The pool is all set up with the loungers already having towels ready (and when you leave and take your towel, they replace it with a fresh one!) The temp of the water is perfect! The menu for food is also has variety and drinks can be made to your liking, anything you want! If I could, I would join!

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The Kittle House Inn

Family-owned & operated

Free parking

food was good it made me want to make a review saying how good it was. I've never left a good…read morereview in my life but this place compelled me to.

Just had an amazing dinner celebrating my husbands' birthday! I have never tried swordfish before…read morebut our waiter recommended it! it was the best fish dish I've had... moist, tasty and the risotto was a perfect side with it! My husband chose the pork chop entree which was also unbelievable! Finally, we finished our meal with the Chocolate Kittle Kat cake with vanilla gelato which was amazing too! Can't wait to return for another spectacular meal at a classy restaurant with amazing wait staff!

Tap Room

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Sports Attic

Great place to repurpose unneeded spots equipment. Not a place to unload broken crap…read more Much of what they take in is on consignment do if its not in good shape it should't get sold. They also take donations - our preferred route for our daughter's college softball equipment all of which was in A shape. We believe in reuse, and hopefully were able to provide someone else some expensive gear at a reasonable price. But do shop carefully.

I was able to get my son equipment at a decent price since it was his first time playing.read more

New space

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A Bridal Affair to Remember

1.7

54.2 mi

Attended a bridal event at courtyard marriot in east elmhurst hosted by this company…read more Several tables with vendors featuring florists, DJ, make up/skincare, jewelry, event planning services, etc. Though it was listed to be 1-4pm the main event ended much earlier...around 3pm. So i recommend planning to arrive on time and leaving early. They had cool giveaways, a bridal "fashion show", drinks and snacks provided by courtyard marriott. The DJ was good- top 40 plus good caribbean songs, and the MC was fun & had personality. This was a cute event. Its free so nothing to lose. I cant see grooms really enjoying this, more for a bride & her crew. If u come by urself, like i did, its fine. I didnt feel awkward, so doI would recommend attending one of their events if you can.

If there's No Star option, I would pick it. I would not recommend going to this even if tickets…read moreare free. I've been to different Bridal Expos, this one has NO HELP at all. If you are a bride who is looking for vendors to choose from, DO NOT attend here. They only have 3 vendors, and all were no help. They lack presentations and expertise. Very disappointing.

Register Today! http://www.bridalaffair.com/event.php

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Register for one of our FREE Shows today with the link below! http://www.bridalaffair.com/event.php

Sea The City Jet Ski

4.7

(191 reviews)

38.6 mi

We did a tour in July at 9:45 am and had a great time, would highly recommend to friends and…read morefamily! The guides were friendly and super helpful and the water was WARM! Very easy to get to from Manhattan if you get off at the World Trade Center subway station and ride the Liberty Landing City ferry.

Did you know you can jet ski in NYC?!…read more Leave it to me to find something fun to do. I checked the weather and surprisingly it was 79°. I booked the afternoon slot and had the BEST TIME EVER! Justin led the way and took some great photos/videos of us throughout We followed him to several points of interest: - NY Skyline - Brooklyn Bridge - DUMBO - Manhattan Bridge - Statue of Liberty - Ellis Island Definitely recommend for a little adventure! My top speed was 38mph. I pushed my jet ski to the maximum a majority of the way How to get there: PATH Train from WTC Liberty Landing Ferry

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Statue of Liberty

Pear Tree Point Beach

4.3

(4 reviews)

17.1 mi

Where Darien Beachgoing Gets Practical…read more Pear Tree Point is the more, shall we say, functional, of the two Darien public beaches. Weed Beach, located across a bay from Stamford, has something of a mystical quality to it. It is where high schoolers go in the summertime to smoke out (yes, the name is a coincidence), where the passionate but slightly off-tune sounds of local bands fill humid night air. Weed Beach has woodlands to wander through, a hidden playground through a clearing of trees, paddle tennis courts that I think only ghosts use, and lots and lots of weeds, making every step into the water squishy and unsure. But Pear Tree Point is the beach where you get things done. It's got boat docks attached, so it's the starting point for many a "booze cruise", a favorite pasttime of the Darienite. Families love Pear Tree Point, probably because it's shaped in such a way that it's easy for the kids to stay in view; there's nowhere to disappear to. So children go about producing their childlike things: sandcastles, trenches for the water to flow through, holes to bury themselves in. Pear Tree Point has a gazebo at its center, perched on top of rocks. It's perfect for eating a hamburger and fries from the concession stand during the day, and for making out at night. Pear Tree Point is situated along Long Neck Point, location of some of the fanciest houses in this very, very fancy part of the world. If you're the kind of person who likes to gawk at luxurious homes a la Newport, Rhode Island, then it's worth a slow drive down Long Neck Point road until you get to the end, which is a former girls' school now converted, I think, into residences. The atmosphere is rarefied, elegant, and oh-so-preppy. Pear Tree Point, like all the beaches in southern Fairfield County, has a kind of rough sand, and the water's generally cold. Tahiti it is not. The sun, like so many phenomena in the New York area, is either too dim or too scorching. It takes a certain toughness to enjoy beachgoing in the northeastern part of the United States. But after a day being there, you feel as if you have accompilshed something, and accomplishment, after all, is the highest personal value among most Darienites who bring the never-stop-achieving ethos of New York City back to their town.

Pear tree point is lovely. A beautiful beach to go to during the sunset. Large amount of parking…read moreand can either be quiet or busy depending on when you go. The snack bar "uncles by the shore" is owned by uncles deli which is situated on the post road in Darien and closes around 3pm I believe which is pretty annoying. One star off for their gross bathrooms. This beach is smaller than weed beach and does not have a pavilion like weed beach but has a cute gazebo and plenty of space. If you're lucky enough to even get in.

Wonderful night at Pear Tree Point Beach!!

Beautiful sky

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Lake Nanuet Pool

4.6

(9 reviews)

16.8 mi

This is a great municipal pool! Spacious and doesn't feel too crowded even on busy days & holiday…read moreweekends when you can hardly find parking (though the parking lot is quite large). There are a few picnic tables and grills on the lawn. No pool lounge chairs or towel service so bring your own chairs, picnic blankets, food/snacks and other accoutrements to enjoy a leisurely summer day. Facilities are clean and well-maintained. Very kids/toddler-friendly. The sizeable shallow end has several sprinklers/splash fountains for children to play in, and there are slides on both the kiddie and adult sides. Also a playground in the back (not affiliated with the pool). There are always many life guards on duty every time I've gone. The pool is accessible only to Clarkstown residents and their guests, so if you're not a resident befriend someone who is. You must obtain a Clarkstown resident ID card first at the registration office at 31 Zukor Road in New City. (The pool won't simply accept a driver's license.) Rates can be either daily or seasonal for individuals or family, and are very reasonable compared to similar community pools.

Back in the day we used to refer to this beleaguered mud hole as "Nanuet Snake" for the inundation…read moreof various slithering creatures who would join you on your swim in what was then a dark and unknowable crater that had more in common with Loch Ness than 20th century suburbia. It's no exaggeration that these monsters from the deep probably kept a legion of child psychiatrists in full time employment. On a recent visit it was nice to see that the previous snake-ridden den of iniquity has long been been replaced with a legitimate pool and that the mythological beasts of years past have been slayed by chlorine and actual cement walls. You can even see right to the bottom. What a concept. This is what Nanuet Lake should have been like all along... no thanks whatsoever to my parents who thought this was some tough love version of Shangri La, albeit minus the all consuming bliss one often finds in paradise. I kid about my parents (almost) and am happy to bestow five easy stars for a childhood reclaimed. I still hate snakes.

View from the shallow end (kids area)

Kiddie slide

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4th of July @ the Town Pool

Franklin D Roosevelt State Park

3.8

(24 reviews)

7.1 mi

FDR park is a spacious 960 acre park. This open park has nice trails for long walks, jogging, and…read morebicycling. There are basketball courts, fields for playing soccer or softball, and a children's playground. I could not believe the many areas for barbecuing with plenty of picnic tables, charcoal grills, and some areas even had volleyball nets,. Perfect for cookouts, and nice pavilions for events. There is also a beautiful scenic lake where you can rent row boats, and fish. It is also home to the largest pool of all New York State parks that can accommodate 3,500 people.

Came here for the pool, really nice when it's not crowded. Clean and friendly staff! Entrance fee…read moreis $3 per person and you can spend a whole day here!

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Rockefeller State Park Preserve

4.6

(87 reviews)

8.6 mi

Rockefeller State Park has some nice walking trails. They are pretty low impact which is nice if…read moreyou're not looking for something too intense. There are also beautiful views of the Hudson River. There is a small parking lot, but not too many spaces so try to come early to find a spot.

Gorgeous mostly paved/cleared trails through the woods, where you pass cows, horses, ponds…read more Dog-friendly. Such a good spot to come after a day of rain since most hiking trails are rained out/muddy, but not here! Totally coming back. 5 stars!!!!

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Game On Golf Center

4.2

(36 reviews)

First class operation. Pleasant and helpful staff. Will come back…read more Easy to reach and easy to play Thank you

Every time I come to hit some balls here I come with my family. It's great how they've allowed me…read moreto come in with my dog and just hit some balls for a while. We always get the good spot in the back and when the weather is nice, you know you're in for a great time. I usually purchase about 50 balls for a few hits and they seem to have a great card system that you can set up in the front. I haven't had any interactions with staff, but I've never had a problem. There are many places to practice your swing in Westchester, but I definitely recommend this place for a fun golfing experience.

GlenArbor Golf Club

Went here for a wedding what a beautiful place with excellent food and the staff was one of the…read morebest staffs I've ever experienced ever kind great service professional

Hidden in the valley of Bedford and just beyond the heavy sounds of interstate 684 is a special and…read moreprivate sanctuary called GlenArbor Golf Club. You can catch glimpses of the world renown fairways and greens design by golf icon Gary Player and the clubs classic Americana club house outfitted with sensational member only features which include a world class golf academy, white glove member support, and a golf pro shop that has every need you will ever have. But let's talk about the fuel of that will have you finishing your round in record time. The food. Chef Carey Favreau travels the world on the off season to bring back gifts if taste and presentation. Discovering his passion at an early age Chef Carey Favreau was destined for great opportunities in culinary offerings. Graduated from the world renown Culinary Institute, Chef Carey Favreau, better known as Chef Carey, designs and serves up te most flavorful culinary art dishes, dazzling desserts, world class entrees, amazing appetizers, and doesn't miss a detail. His staff, like something out of the animated Disney classic "Beauty & The Beast" dance their way into the dining room in black tie to cap the dining experience to classic levels and appeal. Any member or guest who has the privilege to have a fork full of braised veal lasagna, a fresh scallop, a sliver of steak will walk away belly full and dreaming of the next return.

Mahopac Golf Club

4.0

(1 review)

I gave this place 4 Stars for the outdoor Barbaque and live Bands that have been playing most of…read morethe summer. The food was very good, all you can eat, and the tribute bands have been great so far. Tickets are usually 29.00 a person, and worth every penny. Last time i was there i Saw the Led Zeppelin tribute band. Anyone who likes Zeppelin would of loved it. 630 to 1030 pm.

Mohansic Golf Course

3.4

(14 reviews)

Woman in pro shop would not issue a credit for a round which was cut short by lightning the…read moreprevious Friday. She said I needed to see Bob the guy who I had originally paid for the round. I call BS. She did not want to be bothered.

The course is challenging. Play it a few times and see which holes you like or don't…read more The 19th hole is great, get a cold beer, wings, or a sandwich after play. Staff are friendly, multiple TV's so you can request what you want to watch. The course could use some attention from Greens keeper on some greens.....

Hudson Hills Golf Course

3.0

(24 reviews)

Did they raise their greens fees 30% from last season? Resident rate was $74 last season and $94…read morethis season? Tried calling the pro shop at 415pm on a Saturday and couldn't even reach someone...

The best (IMO) and the most difficult of Westchester County's public golf courses. Also the most…read moreexpensive.... Despite the lack of rain the course was in good shape and the greens top notch form. Lots of blind shots, challenging greens and a shot-makers paradise. The 19th hole offers a nice bar and small dining area, with surprisingly good food and well stocked liquor. We (me) had a tough round, then a drink and a bite. Definitely would play again - my playing partner agreed and he shot a 78 :(

Griffith E. Harris Golf Course

4.0

Nice course... the cashier / office guy was rude and condescending. Otherwise a great experienceread more

Great public course with reasonable cart and greens fees. Course is well groomed and greens are in…read moregreat shape for the number of rounds played on this course. Nicely laid out with some very challenging holes. During summer months one needs to secure tee times well in advance as all tee times are taken. The course also has a driving range. Range balls are also fairly priced at $8.00 for a small (50) balls and $16.00 for a large (100) balls. The driving range matts are quite warm but pro shop where balls are sold told me they were being replaced in the 2024 season. Brand new golf carts have replaced the old ones only negative is these carts are gas powered which can result in jerky stops and starts. But this facility does not have a cart barn which prevents electrical access. Hopefully in the future the town of Greenwich will erect a cart barn with electrical chargers for electric carts. Pro shop carries the popular brands of shirts, golfing apparel and shoes. The personnel in the shop are knowledgeable and very helpful. The manager, Ashley, has great personality and is a pleasure to deal. Everyone in the shop is friendly and courteous to all patrons. Lessons are available from PGA professionals. For a public course I highly recommend the "Griff"

Somers National Golf Club

3.1

(13 reviews)

First time playing this challenging course with super fast greens. Lots of tricky holes where…read moredriver is not always the club off the tee. Course is in great condition, friendly starter and staff. It was hot and the beverage cart was quick with making rounds at holes. Will definitely be playing more here this season.

Take a day off of work to play golf with a buddy from work…read more Walking up starter goes: -"hey man, no coolers. They want you to buy their stuff." I say to him -"it's water, wanna see?" He says -"nope not allowed. It's not my rule. just leave the water in the truck and bring the cooler back like I said they want you to buy their stuff." Walk back with the cooler no drinks why are you bringing the cooler back? He yells at me. I look at my buddy from work. I'm not trying to fight on this beautiful Friday morning. Obviously that left a bad taste in my mouth from the start. Thank God for big Barry and Janice, who we got paired up with in the front nine otherwise it would be a one star. Who the hell puts seven dog legs that are 240 yards long in one course? Never will I ever play here again

Oak Hills Park Golf Course

3.0

(25 reviews)

My golf stay cation, playing the four corners of the state, concluded today in Norwalk at Oak Hills…read morePark. The course is in great shape and the foliage was still beautiful. Unfortunately for me, I scheduled my vacation the week they aerated the greens, so they were still sandy. Fortunately for me, my partner and I agreed that ALL second putts were good! The staff was friendly and helpful. It was my honor to have been paired with Frank , who said he has played Oak Hills Park 300 times a year since he retired 20 years ago! Not only is he knowledgeable about the course and it's recent history, he is just a super nice man. Golf is a social sport, meant to share with friends. Frank and I shared some great conversation and he is living proof that you don't have to hit the ball a long way as long as you can consistently hit it down the middle! I am inspired! I hope to return to Oak Hills, perhaps this next Spring!

Friendly Staff, Beautiful Course, Women's and Men's and leagues, Odeen's restaurant looks over the…read morebest kept putting green.

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