Explore the top-rated public and resort courses in New York. Each course is ranked by user ratings and includes pricing, course details, and direct booking links.
Charles Blair Macdonald's 1909 masterpiece on Peconic Bay. The original American course modeled on British template holes with views of Shinnecock Hills.
US Open venue that remains accessible to the public. A brutal test of golf with the famous warning sign: "The Black Course Is An Extremely Difficult Course."
Willie Park Jr. links course on the dunes of the Atlantic in the Hamptons. Old-world charm with ocean views and coastal winds.
Tom Fazio championship design at the Turning Stone casino resort. Rolling terrain through central New York with impeccable conditioning.
Pete Dye design in Westchester County with massive rock outcroppings and challenging terrain. A demanding but rewarding public course north of NYC.
Roger Rulewich design in the Saratoga Springs resort area. Panoramic views of the Green Mountains with wild rice marshlands and mature hardwoods.
Devereux Emmet design at the Otesaga Hotel on Otsego Lake in Cooperstown. Classic resort golf with literary history and lakeside finishing holes.
Robert Trent Jones Sr. design at the tip of Long Island. Links-style with ocean breezes, heather-covered mounds, and views of the Atlantic.
The second-best course at Bethpage State Park, often overshadowed by the Black but an excellent layout in its own right. Great value for Long Island golf.
Larry Nelson design in Putnam County with rolling Westchester terrain. Rock outcroppings and mature hardwoods north of New York City.
Stephen Kay links design in Dutchess County with rolling meadow terrain. Wind-swept and wide open with stone walls and Hudson Valley views.
Robert Trent Jones Sr. design near Niagara Falls. Open meadow terrain with strategic bunkering and Niagara Escarpment views.
A.W. Tillinghast classic at Bethpage State Park. Short but tricky with excellent greens, often available when Black is sold out.
Devereaux Emmet design at Bethpage State Park. A quieter, more relaxed alternative to the Black and Blue courses at bargain prices.
Robert von Hagge executive course in Westchester County. Quick 9-hole round in a tranquil setting north of NYC.