Sydney is truly one of the highlights of our country club experience her warm smile, friendly…read moredemeanor, and incredible attentiveness never go unnoticed. Whether she's making the rounds as the cart girl or serving drinks at the bar, Sydney goes above and beyond to make every member feel welcome and taken care of. She's always quick with a cold drink and a kind word, and it's clear she genuinely cares about creating a great atmosphere for everyone. The club is lucky to have her, and we're even luckier to be greeted by her each time we're out on the course!

Those that know me well would wonder how desperate I might be to play golf that I would drive…read moreseveral miles from my home destination just to play the game. But that is not why I am willing to drive long distances to play the wonderful game of Golf. It's because I enjoy playing on a golf course that are difficult to get on unless you're a member. And if a family or friend invites to you to play, I never say no. The Vineyards Golf Course is a beautifully designed course that easily blends in with its surroundings. The course has three set of tee boxes which we chose to play the back tees of course. Why??, well because the young men I was playing with can drive ball 300 yards plus and sometimes on the fairway. It sure did not help my game when I attempted to drive the ball the distances they seem capable. I found the Vineyards golf course challenging with its rolling fairways, protected by large meandering sand bunkers, false fronts and hazards. We had a windy day that played in our favor on some holes and others which easily challenged us. The par-3 holes were a variety in length, direction and difficulty. The secondary roughs had fescue grasses and in some cases we were lined up along a corn field farm. Vineyards was much more challenging than I anticipated, but I very much enjoyed the course and would love to play there again before the season ends.

Very nice country club based on my brief visit there yesterday. The members were all friendly. It…read moredoes seem that they take their dress code seriously, as I was told by some in my group that they were called out for wearing collarless shirts or jeans, and one member made a male in my group tuck his shirt in. The course has gorgeous views and is naturally beautiful, and I really liked that it is not irrigated - such environmental consciousness is rare among golf courses. Leigh, the head golf pro, and the other golf pros who gave us lessons were all great: very informative, skilled and enthusiastic yet down to earth. I would absolutely take another lesson with them. Finally, I also thought the women's locker room was well appointed, which is sometimes not the case among other clubs I have visited that cater to a primarily male clientele despite advertising themselves as open to men and women. All in all, the views, the friendly members and pros, nice facilities and environmentally conscious attitude of this club makes it one I would definitely join if I were in the country club membership market.

Nice golf course close to the water. Has a bar, driving range, and solid 18 holes. Narrow path to…read moreget towards the back 9. Can lose a few balls here, so it's a good time.

Fabulous views. Old cart storage barn caught fire and took months to get fixed. Pro shop is a bit…read moretight. People were friendly. Fair price for range and round. Will return.

There is a reason why this course is consistently ranked amongst the best in the world by most golf…read moremagazines. Waterholes times 16 or so. Parallel around this island. Incredible views and just plain beautiful. The 18-hole "Fishers Island" course at the Fishers Island Club facility in Fishers Island, New York features 6,544 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72 . The course rating is 72.9 and it has a slope rating of 134. Designed by Seth Raynor, the Fishers Island golf course opened in 1925. There really isn't a bad thing to say about the course. They do not have a range and the logo is just a picture of island but wow wow wow

Just, Wow. We had the course to ourselves and the weather was perfect. I've heard people describe…read morethis as the Pebble beach of the East Coast. I can't speak to that, as I've never played Pebble, but I imagine that this in a accurate description.

Great food, great time. Angelica and Josh were the best bartenders. They deserve a raise :).read more

Formerly new London country club. William Robison designed this par 71 71.2/127 private course…read more It's a good course with a couple design flaws. Some of the holes are cocky and the range is too far from the club house. Great staff and ok facilities. Plenty of hazards and water to deal with as well.

No, we were not privy to playing golf here. Would have been ashamed to try. As avid observers of…read morethe sport we still can appreciate the wonderful experience it must be for those who have the talent to enjoy such a venue. It was a pleasure to drive by at every opportunity as we spent a few days vacationing in the area. The reality of seeing such a wonderful layout made for a highlight of our trip.

worst place to host the US Open. No wonder people call it shittycock. Maybe they should host less…read more Its unwatchable when the greens feel like the sidewalk.

Everything service people there is so nice. Everything is beautiful. The food is great. Drinks are…read morefabulous and obviously the Golf amazing

Private!! It's a nice track but not for general public to just ring up and make tee times. Probably…read morewhy it's a nice course.

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.

The food was amazing! The views were very nice! Although we asked to drive on the golf carts and…read morethe person running the stand was very rude for no reason. We asked why we can't ride them? And he just had a horrible attitude towards us and it was not welcoming! Everything else was amazing !

S.I.C.C. ("The Goat") is a time machine. For those who complain about and don't understand what…read moreShelter Island Country Club is..it's one of the last remaining "pasture courses" in the USA. At the turn of the 20th century, when golf had just arrived in America..there were no modern golf course maintenance practices or machinery..goats were used to eat the grass and keep the grounds in playable shape..at its birth, golf was the game played simply on the fells and fields where sheep and cattle grazed. Pasture golf celebrates the undercurrent, the backwash maybe, that returns to these grassroots.. you don't play to par..you play just for recreation or against your playing partners..you don't play pasture courses and expect groomed fairways..blind approach shots were common back in the day..pasture courses require finesse and creativity..so just enjoy playing golf like they did in 1899

You will laugh as you drive up the hill looking at the course, but give it a try. The fairways are…read morein a natural condition, but the greens are in excellent shape. It's a hilly course and most of the holes are blind, but that's a nice change of pace from 400 yard holes that are straight and flat. It's also 9 holes which is what the good lord meant for golf to be. And it's cheap. And it's on the island.