Long Island National Golf Club

Long Island National Golf Club
A Robert Trent Jones, Jr. Masterpiece

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The golf course is in terrific shape, don't miss this opportunity to play Long Island National Golf Club.

Call: 631 PAR GOLF (631) 727 4653 ext. 3
Limited space available for public play!
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Yes! We are open for public play!

Long Island National Golf Club is open to the general public for play. Book your tee times in advance online. Long Island National Golf Club members may book 14 days in advance by calling the pro shop.

Long Island National Golf Club is located minutes from Westhampton Beach, Southampton, the North Fork, Mattituck, Riverhead, and many North Fork Vineyards, We are only one mile from Briermere Farms, the pie place!

A private airport, Frances Gabreski Airport, is located ten minutes away in Westhampton Beach, and we are approximately 30 miles from MacArthur/Islip Airport. The MacArthur/Islip Airport serves domestic and international carriers. Long Island National Golf Club is in Suffolk County, New York, and 80 miles from Manhattan & New York City.

Long Island National sits in the middle of the North Fork and South Fork of Long Island and within easy reach of multiple vineyards and attractions to include the Riverhead Marine Aquarium, Splish Splash Waterpark, and the ever popular Tanger Premium Outlet mall.

Playing tips & hints from Bubbles!
Tips from our starter, Bob (aka Bubbles)

Long Island National Golf Club :

Hole No. 5 | Par 4 | Handicap 6

Keep it in the short stuff as the fairway slopes right to left. A good drive leaves you with a short to mid iron. On your approach, select enough club to a very long and elevated green that is protected short left and long right with deep bunkers.

Hole No. 6 | Par 3 | Handicap 12
Don't be tempted to take aim at difficult pin placements. The front bunker proves to be a tough up and down. Aim for the middle left of the green as it slopes left to right. Par on this hole is a good score

Hole No. 10 | Par 5 | Handicap 11
Get the back nine off to a good start with a par or better. A good drive off the tee will leave you with a tough decision. Fly the fairway bunker on the second shot and you could reach this green in two

Hole No. 12 | Par 4 | Handicap 15
Be careful with this short par four. Water down the left side of the fairway comes into play with tee ball. The play is a long iron or fairway wood off the tee laying up short of the water on the left, leaving you with a short to middle iron. On your approach, obviously long is better than short as the steep slope and water come into play.

Hole No. 16 | Par 4 | Handicap 3
This is a long and difficult hole. Elude the trees to the left and aim straight away. The fairway slopes right to left shaping the hole. The approach shot will leave you with a long iron or fairway wood. However, don't worry about carrying the hole, the green is unprotected in front and usually plays hard and fast. A bump and run should work out nicely.

Hole No. 17 | Par 4 | Handicap 1
Need two very big shots to get home on this long par four. Avoid the right fairway bunker, as it is reachable for the big hitters. Most will be hitting a fairway wood for their approach. Don't miss it left for the sand and fescue grasses will create a difficult situation. Short or right of green is good and chances for an up and down still survive.

Hole No. 18 | Par 5 | Handicap 5
The home stretch is a demanding true three shot par five as the green is protected with a ravine in the front left. Your tee ball must avoid the rolling fescue hills to the right and the sand bunker to the left. Your second shot should be a long iron or fairway wood avoiding all of the fairway bunkers and favoring the right side of the fairway. Once on the green, patience pays off as you will be left with a relatively flat putting surface.

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