Right on Point With Beautiful Water Views

Beautiful water views await at the blue course with plenty of complex mind-challenging shots to keep the ball dry. The red course starts with more forgiving holes and, in the end, gets more challenging. So plenty of time to warm up. The blue track has two partial island-like greens, which are unique and must play holes.

When the wind is strong, it might make slices and draws more pronounced, so pronounced that it might end up in the ocean water. So keeping the ball low and straight or hitting into the wind might be best at times. The greens are not super challenging but getting on them most certainly is. Like most Long Island flat courses, the elevated greens might require one club up or more from fairways and tee boxes.

Overall, a unique place with lots of water holes and a great bargain.

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