From the moment I got my first views of St. George's Golf and Country Club, it filled me with a…read morestate of heightened golf euphoria, A Golden Age golf gem that is a very sneaky difficult par 70 6400 yards. From the clubhouse, one can see across vast expanses of the golf course. Several hundred trees were removed during a restoration led by architect Gil Hanse, the same man designing the Rio Olympics course. The first three holes play on your golf emotions like a fine wine that needs a bit more time to breathe. You know that in a short period of time, this magnificent bottle will yield a complexity that may be the best you have ever experienced. The only way to know is to savor what you have in front of you, grinning a little inside knowing that something very special is about to be revealed. St. Georges may look short on the card, but don't be fooled. It's a par-70, which means it will play almost 400 yards longer than the distance stated. While none of the holes is unfairly long, the rough is thick and high, the greens speedy and true, and the terrain severely undulating. You not only have to keep the ball in play, you have to control distance as well as accuracy. With the greens well protected by mounds, deep bunkers and internal contour, the adventure doesn't end when you get greenside, but may in fact be only be beginning. Holes #1 through #4 tempted me to take shots I can pull off on flat courses but the risk here at St.Georges are so strategic! that you should easy back off the accelerator and attack the course at very few and far between points. Devereux Emmet made sure of this back in 1916 when he designed the course, with classic bunkering on both the fairways and greens. Rolling your approach shots can be your best route or your worst nightmare. At the driving range as I was warming up for the days round, I was approached by the golf pro Rod Heller and we struck up a conversation. We talked golf plane swings as we both fought a double cross hook for some stints of time. I peered over his shoulder to see my playing partners waiting for me, I had to excuse myself so we could begin the journey of our day out on the course. To be honest, I could have spent all day talking to Russ. What a sweetheart, complete gentleman and so available and willing to assist members with any needs, questions or comments they threw his way.

The 18-hole golf course at the Hamlet Wind Watch Golf & Country Club is quite beautiful…read more The course is kept up rather nicely with nice fairways and greens. The course is more on the narrow side with homes sometimes on both sides. With water holes, bunkers, and sand traps, it can be a little difficult. Carts are provided, and the prices are fair.

Everything about this place sucks. The price, the staff, the "pro". Rude people,m overpriced golf,…read morecarts that beep and shut down on the cart path for no reason. Dont waste your time or money.

I played golf at Stonebridge a few times. The course is a bit challenging but fun. The greens run…read morefast and there are some water holes. A great course to play.

I'm of two minds on this course. On the one hand, the design is excellent. Gil Hanse is one of the…read moregreat designers working in the game, and it's a pleasure to get to play a public course designed by him. I also think the course is kept in reasonably good shape considering how much play it gets. That said I cannot recommend to is course because it is, frankly, horribly run. They put off groups every 9 minutes and the backups on some holes extend to 2, 3 or even 4 groups. The rangers do nothing to promote pace of play. I would easily pay 50% more to have groups go off every 12 or 15 minutes. It's abundantly clear that the staff has absolutely no regard for pace of play. I understand that they have to make money, but the course is so inexpensive that they could easily charge a premium to put out fewer groups. Additionally, on one Saturday I ended up waiting on the fifth hole for 45 minutes while a group of the club's members did a shootout on the green. They did not let us play through, and in fact cursed me out when I told them they were holding us up. It added well over an hour to what was already a five hour round when you count the delays on previous holes. Mind you this was on a Saturday at noon, which is a pretty high volume time to stage such a tournament. The staff was entirely unsympathetic to our complaints. Another time, the back nine was entirely clear and they were four groups on the fourth tee. My group decided to play the completely open back nine and we were sternly yelled at by the staff and thrown off the course. I would absolutely not recommend that anyone play here, which is a shame, because the course is actually lovely.

Probably the worst golf experience in my life (except as a caddy in HS). Starter woman is rude. She…read moreaggressively accused us of loading our bags on the wrong cart, which we did not. There were not enough carts and starts were about 20 minutes late. Course is very neglected. Not watered. Ball holes everywhere. Grass in sand traps. It made me glad I moved to NJ.

Terrible employees. Greens are not well maintained. Either fast or slow. But the worse is a female…read morewho thinks she owns the place is rude to everyone.

Indian Hills Country Club is private club located in what is called the historic Gold Coast of the…read moreNorth Shore of Western Suffolk County. Indian Hills Country Club was designed by Alfred Tull and opened originally in 1961. The course is 6,631 yards of golf from the back tees for a par of 72 and has a rating of 72.6 with a slope rating of 138 on Rye grass. The golf club is in the close vicinity of the Crab Meadow wetlands and the Long Island Sound. The golf course has several golf holes that have beautiful waterfront views. The senic golf course has an appealing and challenging layout with undulating elevation changes. The club house is quaint and very comfortable, but in a need of a face lift which I believe is in the works soon. I was invited as a guest and it was my first time out playing the game since my rib injury, so I was somewhat challenged by the track's natural beauty. This is one of the most picturesque golf courses that I have played on Long Island. I look forward to returning soon.

I could not believe my eyes when I drove my cart down the hill after the 11th hole was complete…read more The 12th and 13th hole are replicas of Pebble Beach right on Long Island. Both of the holes are directly on the waterfront of the Long Island Sound. Words cannot describe the location of this golf course. With not one but two waterfront holes, this is easily one of Long Island's best kept secrets in terms of Luxury Golf Courses. Incredible views, great fairways and greens! A MUST GO TO COURSE if you strive to play the best courses on Long Island!

Absolutely stunning grounds and clubhouse. We recently joined, the staff is extremely helpful, the…read moregym has just recently been completely remodeled and the restaurant has an excellent menu and service. We, obviously, haven't used the outdoor facilities yet but are looking forward to enjoying them this year.

Wonderful club with outstanding staff and beautiful grounds. The gym was recently renovated with…read more"techno-gym" equipment. There seems to be be a full refresh going on. Its a nice club and I am glad to see the Invited Corp investing in the property.

The work staff was awesome! Held a surprise party here and the workers really stepped up and made…read moreit happen. They cared about our event going well and they excelled. Huge shout out to them and Chris! Venue was really cool as well. My guests really loved the game bays and the variety of games they offered. There was a large variety of food to pick from but I will say the food, to me, was kind of bland. The cake was a fan favorite. Great place to hold a function, highly recommend!

70th Birthday party was FABtastic at this venue! The service was amazing, the food was delicious…read moreand everyone enjoyed the simulated games. Planning was made simple because of the attentive attention to what we wanted. Chris and his staff are an exceptional team! Highly recommend this venue for any event! Everyone had a great time!

Based on my first visit, I learned that X-Golf is a chain of indoor golf simulators that utilizes…read moreadvanced technology to offer a highly realistic and data-driven golfing experience. It's suitable for both beginners and seasoned golfers, featuring high-accuracy simulators, virtual courses, and various training tools. This makes X-Golf an excellent place for entertainment, practice, and lessons, all within a low-pressure environment that is welcoming to new golfers. Also, a good place for experienced golfers. The venue also includes a bar area with a large rectangular seating arrangement, creating a social and comfortable atmosphere. The bartender and the golf staff were attentive and helpful, making the overall experience more enjoyable. Although it was my first time visiting, I realize I should have asked more questions to enhance my experience. I chose to play the PGA National course, which I had played in real life just last year. I was reminded of how challenging the water hazards can be. I ended up going into the water hazard three times on one hole! Overall, I found the atmosphere to be fun and relaxing, making it a great place to unwind and enjoy a round of golf indoors.

X-Golf's hardware and intelligent equipment was out of this world. High quality precision and…read moreaccuracy with these simulators. Love the ability to putt and adjust for slope. The terf we hit off with anything short of driver was nothing short of impeccable Kentucky blue grass. Vibe was 10 out of 10 and great quality for the $80/hr price tag. Service was annoying. We arrived five minutes late to our tee time, but our bay was not ready when we got there. It was actually dirty and they had to clean it - flag on the play; delay of game. Besides that, we told the server that we didn't need anything. They proceeded to ask us 8 more times. It's like c'mon! They even called us boring. Wildly offended by that. Then, there was an additional 2 professional delay of games when our bay stopped working. When we finally left, they then tried to pull a fast one and add more time to our already expensive bill. Overall, highly recommend coming here! Loved this place much! However, my award is 4-stars, not 5. Scrap all the staff, except the pro and the tech guy.

My husband and I were just there. We waited for 30 minutes and were never acknowledged. While I…read moreappreciate there was a lesson in progress, a simple courtesy of telling us there would be a wait of whatever time would have been appreciated. If you can't interrupt a lesson there should be a receptionist to inform any customers. You will never know if we were going to buy 2 full sets of clubs and lessons for 2. Very unprofessional.

I have been taking lessons with Todd for about a year now. I started when they were in GolfSmith…read moreand have continued at the new location. Todd has improved my game immeasurably. He's always there if I need a tune-up. It is the perfect place to perfect your swing and get an understanding of the mechanics of a good swing.

Between the beautiful venue and the incredible staff, we're blown away year after year by how…read moreamazing Stonebridge is! Diana, Terrence, and the entire team always go above and beyond to make every event truly exceptional. Their dedication, professionalism, and attention to detail help make our events unforgettable! We are grateful for their continued support!

Stone bridge country club is a beautiful venue, attended for a wedding and it was a nice layout. A…read morelot of long island venues are old or have a funky smell from being old (yes I learned this when wedding venue shopping) lol any who stone bridge have a great layout everything is on one floor for the cocktail hour to the ballroom. The food was just good, it was typical wedding food nothing crazy. This would be a great place for a winter wedding as the fireplace in the cocktail hour room is gorgeous and would be beautiful during the holiday months.