Golf enthusiasts won’t have a hard time searching for a place to practice their swings and their putts, thanks to plenty of public and private golf facilities in and around Westchester County.
Saxon Woods Golf Course
Mamaroneck Road, Scarsdale
Open since 1931, this public golf facility is home to an 18-hole, 6,293-yard course for a par of 72. Golfing season is all year round, inviting enthusiasts to check out its fun course designed by Joe Williams and Tom Winton. A golf academy is situated within the grounds for beginners or those who seek to improve their skill level and tee shots.
Hudson Hills Golf Course
Croton Dam Road, Ossining
Dubbed as one of the best facilities in Westchester County, Hudson Hills offers golf lovers a challenging course and scenic views. The 7,000-yard, par-71, 18-hole championship golf course designed by Mark A. Mungeam offers an exceptional golf experience.
Pelham Bay and Split Rock Golf Course
Shore Road, Bronx
Going to Pelham Bay and Split Rock will require you to take a trip south of Westchester County, but it’s worth your while. Located in Pelham Bay Park, this is the only 36-hole golf facility in the Big Apple. Beginners and advanced players are welcome to try out the Pelham course, with its expansive fairways and links-style layout. The John Van Kleek-designed Split Rock course, on the other hand, is more challenging and, at the same time, rewarding.
Dunwoodie Golf Course
Wasylenko Ln, Yonkers
Located at the top of Dunwoodie Heights in Yonkers, this golf course is best known for its steep and dramatic topography. Adding to the challenge is the mix of wide landscapes and narrow fairways in this 18-hole golf course. Dunwoodie will definitely test an individual’s skills.
Sprain Lake Golf Course
Grassy Sprain Road, Yonkers
Sprain Lake’s 18-hole golf course designed by Tom Winton features challenging holes and a rolling terrain sure to excite skilled golfers. To add more thrills, areas requiring difficult shots and water hazards dot the course. Sprain Lake Golf Course is perfect for those who prefer a linear, back-and-forth style of play.