Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation

This 80-year-old 9-hole course, formerly known as the "Golf Links", offers rolling fairways and challenging approach shots through the valleys created by pink granite outcroppings.

Sunken Meadow State Park features three courses constructed by Alfred Tull, featuring 27 holes. The first two courses were built in 1962, followed by the Blue Course in 1964. If using a GPS enter: 1 Sunken Meadow Parkway, Kings Park NY 11754

With its long, sweeping hills and pond, the courses 9 holes were designed to incorporate the panoramic view of the St. Lawrence River shipping channel and the Canadian shore.

The courses 18 holes feature scenic vistas overlooking Sterling Marsh with distant views of Lake Ontario. The course offers both links-style holes and traditional wooded play.

Mark Twain State Park is the home of one of the most scenic and challenging 18-hole courses in the area. The 18-holes are marked by glacial features such as "kettle ponds".

This scenic park offers an 18-hole championship and par 29 executive course. Both offer challenging highly manicured greens and fairways among the majestic and stately pines.

Situated on a peninsula flanked by woodland, bluffs and wetlands in the Barcelona Neck Natural Resources Management Area, the delightful 9-hole course may be played as nine or 18 holes.

Rockland Lake State Park features two challenging 18-hole golf courses--one a championship course, the other, an executive course, located just north of New York City.

This short course meanders through the native beach trees and vegetation directly adjacent to the Atlantic Ocean. It is an excellent course offering a challenge to the true golf fan.

Montauk Downs was redesigned by Robert Trent Jones Jr. in 1968 and was purchased in 1980. The ever-changing wind currents off the ocean and bay provide challenging play to all golfers.

18 scenic, fairly flat holes designed by Robert Trent Jones greet players of all skill levels. To golfers' delight, the par 5, 13th hole is one of the most challenging in the Hudson Valley.

Navigating the Tioga River, Indian Hills offers two challenging courses totaling 27 holes. The course features stunning panoramic views of the surrounding Southern Tier hill country.

The park's scenic landscape and rolling terrain play host to a challenging 18-hole course. Its plush fairways and deep faced bunkers were designed by golf architect Robert Trent Jones.

This scenic 18-hole course offers panoramic views of the beautiful Hudson River and majestic Catskill Mountains. Built in the 1890s it is the third oldest golf course in the country.

The original 9-hole course was constructed by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s and in 1967 was expanded to 18 holes. Its range of terrain offers players many challenges.

Overlooking Seneca Lake, the park derived its name from the amazing views offered from the golf course. The 9-hole course can be played from different tees for an 18-hole round.

Bethpage is home to five championship courses including the world-renowned Black Course which was the site of the United States Open in 2002 and again in 2009.

Located on Grand Island on the Niagara River the course offers wide fairways flanked by picturesque ponds and white sand hazards, leading to generous, gently sloped greens.

Navigating the Oswego River the course offers provides a challenge to all skill levels, while offering golfers magnificent views from 18 carefully manicured fairways and greens