Probably one of the best kept secret in the Hamptons. Located in the middle of the Pine barons, a…read moresecluded oasis. Also one of the toughest and most interesting golf courses on the east end. The fairways are just as undulated as the greens. The greens are always rolling fast and True. If you get an invite to play this private course Do Not deny it.

From the owner: Golf club, 18 holes, dramatic elevation changes. Members…read moreonly. Designed in 1965 by Francis J. Duane, ASGCA president in 1970 and worked with Robert Trent Jones, Sr. & Arnold Palmer. 6,702 yards, rating of 73.6 & slope of 139. Driving range, putting greens & chipping greens (for members only).

We had a 40 year high school reunion here. Beautiful views. Appetizers were good. Coconut shrimp…read moreand lamb chops were nice and hot and cooked properly. Audio system was awful but I don't know if that was the dj's fault. And way too loud for a 40th reunion. Outdoor patio was great. Service was good.

A Robert Trent Jones Sr. designed course was recently restored and re-routed with the new club…read morehouse construction in mind. The Golf Club is located near Riverhead in Baiting Hollow on the bluffs of Long Island. I was quite impressed with the club house along with the surrounding grounds. The bar was wood accented and set well inside the club members dining area. As far as the golf course, I found the fairways friendly which in most cases allow one to recover from a bad drive. Also the greens were in fabulous shape and quire fast. Overall I very much enjoyed my first visit and golf round at this Golf Club. I am truly am looking forward to my next visit.

This is not the old Sandy Pond! I can't speak to the par 3, but the mini golf is a blast. Great…read moredesign and landscaping, well worth the price. What a wonderful addition to the North Fork.

The new mini golf course is such a blast! The holes are just enough of a challenge to be fun but…read morenot impossibly hard. The design is nice and simple and the staff was very nice! I hope more people are able to enjoy it!

Very Accomodating and course is in great shape. Kudos to the super who maintains this course. Great…read moregroup of golfers who go here as well. BOTH Bobby & Chris greet you and get your game off to a great start. If you love to golf and love water views this is the place to go. If you are a local I'm sure you're very familiar with this course. If you're not a local you definitely need to check it out you will be impressed.

Played this course several times, for a county course and the price you really can't beat it. The…read morefairways are well maintained from the hacks and the greens provide just enough of a challenge to make it interesting. More importantly the head golf pro Robert Callioras is a stand up guy and knows everything from swing technique to the details of every hole and even the occasional fungus in the course. In my brief interaction with him I was really impressed and will look to support his business whenever I can.

Stunning course in Mt. Sinai on Long Island! Absolutely love playing here! Lives up to its name…read morewith its beautiful creeks and willow trees throughout the immaculate links. You have to strategically place your ball on this one due to different undulations and bunkers galore. Not the easiest track I've played. Shot a poor & weak 98 with too many penalties and three-putts - not my best round. For instance, I shot a 99 at Bethpage Black. Strongly recommend booking a tee time if you're nearby!

The staff was NOT friendly at all. They tossed the food on the table. Food was cold, it was…read moresupposed to be hot! The staff is the biggest part that ruined me booking this place for anything. I do not recommend Willow country golf.

Fun little 9 hole golf course. Great for practice or if you don't have time for a full course…read more Longest hole is 170 yards shortest is 90 yards so someday I may get a hole in one. New owners cleaned up the course and added classes for kids. I miss the alligator in the pond from the old course and the original owner was a character. I also miss the $8 fee. It's now $19. So far everyone I met there is friendly. If you are just learning how to play golf this is a great place to practice. Most of the players are beginners, they won't judge you. They also have a simulated course indoors but I haven't tried that out, maybe on a rainy day. On a Monday we were able to walk right on but they did have kids classes on the 8th and 9th hole so we couldn't play those holes but were allowed to repeat 1 and 2 if we wanted. They do recommend calling in advance for reservations and the kids classes end at noon.

Great course for beginners to get your feet wet or to sharpen your short game. I try to hit this…read morecourse with the wife at least once a year. Really relaxed, no pressure atmosphere. Holes feel a club or two shorter than the yardage indicated. Only the long 175 yd #6 hole seems to be true from the back of the tee box. Course can get a little soggy in the spring. Greens are usually in good condition. Tee boxes are usually beaten up, but they do have mats to hit off on some of the holes.

This otherwise expensive publicly accessible private course in Riverhead has been getting strong…read morepub in this space from golfers taking advantage of Groupons, but won't from me. But first, a history lesson.... Eastern LI farmland was cleared in the late 90's to build a new development highlighted by a new Robert Trent Jones, Jr. course in Riverhead. Despite the buzz, not all houses were built (even in the Real Estate boom) and the course, though well reviewed, never achieved the popularity of the leading courses on LI. Shortly afterward and perhaps inspired by the success of this venture, another development was built featuring two courses at Cherry Creek, about a mile away. Though neither Cherry Creek course featured a big name course designer, each became popular with locals for friendly staff, quality conditions and fair greens fees. So within a small area in a middle-class area, there was a rapid build-up of public/private courses, one of which was twice as expensive as the other two . The result was too predictable - this is Long Island, home to a US Open course that you can play for $75. LI National began resorting to flash sites like Groupon to draw players and eventually went bankrupt under the crushing debt most likely incurred to pay RTJ for his less than legendary design. According to media reports, LI National was sold out of bankruptcy to a new owner who plans to take the course completely private at the end of the season. I wish him luck in an otherwise middle-class area. Meanwhile, those who've purchased Groupons have to seek refunds as they are no longer honored. The web-site has been taken down and they're down to a single phone line, which sometimes gets answered. Die-hards, it's your last chance. For me, I'm OK with better links golf at neighboring Tallgrass and better value quality courses at Cherry Creek for a while.

*I purchased the $59 Groupon a while back, we played there this past weekend…read more First off, the course itself was phenomenal, we had a great experience playing there, definitely somewhere I will consider playing again, even at the full price. Some very challenging fairways, killer rough (fescue), but a lot of rewarding holes too. What went above and beyond for me however was the service. The snack cart girl was upbeat, the attendants at the golf cart station were awesome, we had a great conversation with the bartender at the 19th hole, but most of all the front office has been amazing helping to return my phone which I lost somewhere on the course (I live in Brooklyn and don't have a car, very difficult to get back out there). 5/5 Would recommend strongly.