Mohansic Golf Course
- 1500 Baldwin Road, Yorktown Heights, NY 10598
- http://golf.westchestergov.com/mohansic-golf-course/
Explore golf courses throughout New York, from New York City municipal courses and Long Island championship layouts to scenic golf destinations in the Hudson Valley, Catskills, Finger Lakes, Adirondacks, and Western New York. Compare green fees, memberships, golf outings, and course amenities to find the right place to play.
New York offers everything from affordable city courses to prestigious private clubs and destination golf resorts.
Generally open to nonmembers. Compare daily green fees, tee-time availability, course difficulty, and cart charges.
City and county facilities may offer resident rates, registration programs, and discounted weekday rounds.
Usually require membership or authorized guest access. Compare initiation fees, annual dues, amenities, and guest policies.
Combine public tee times with membership options and potential member benefits.
Shorter courses may be useful for beginners, families, practice, or a quicker round.
Destination courses may offer accommodations, restaurants, and multi-round golf packages.
These courses illustrate the range of public golf available in New York. They are examples, not a paid ranking.
Farmingdale, Long Island. A major public golf destination with five courses, including the renowned Black Course. Reservation and eligibility rules differ by course.
Bronx, New York City. A waterfront championship public golf course now operating as Bally’s Golf Links at Ferry Point. Confirm current course branding and booking information.
Verona, Central New York. Destination golf with multiple courses and resort amenities. Review course access, packages, and seasonal operations.
Golf prices in New York vary considerably by region, residency, season, and course type. Municipal courses may be comparatively affordable, while premium Long Island, resort, and championship courses can charge substantially more.
| Expense | Estimated Range | Pricing Considerations |
|---|---|---|
| Municipal & County Golf, 18 Holes | $25–$90+ | Residency, course, tee time, carts |
| Standard Public Golf, 18 Holes | $40–$130+ | Location, day, season, demand |
| Premium Public & Resort Golf | $125–$350+ | Course, destination, tee time |
| 9-Hole Golf | $15–$60+ | Course type, time, cart inclusion |
| Golf Cart Rental | $15–$40/person | Sometimes included |
| Driving Range | $10–$30/bucket | Ball quantity and facility |
| Private Golf Lessons | $75–$200+/hour | Instructor, location, technology |
| Municipal / County Discount Cards | Varies by system | Eligibility and benefits differ |
| Public Playing Memberships | $1,000–$9,000+/year | Course, access, included rounds |
| Private Club Annual Dues | Request club quote | Club and membership category |
| Private Club Initiation Fees | Request club quote | Joining terms and demand |
These are preliminary planning estimates, not verified 2026 statewide averages. Confirm current prices directly with individual facilities before booking.
Illustrative upper-end planning figures, not measured statewide averages. Scale: $0–$350.
New York golfers can choose from municipal discount programs, public-course annual passes, semi-private memberships, and private country clubs. These programs have different costs and privileges.
May offer resident pricing, registration benefits, and preferred tee-time access. These programs generally do not mean unlimited free golf.
May offer unlimited or discounted rounds during eligible periods, depending on the facility.
May provide reduced playing fees, advance booking, and practice privileges.
May require initiation fees, dues, assessments, food minimums, and other charges.
Compare estimated first-year costs of paying per round versus joining a golf club or purchasing a playing membership.
First-year estimate only. Membership amenities and future dues changes are not included.
Many courses begin their main season, although rain, frost, and maintenance may affect play.
Longer days provide more tee-time flexibility. Early rounds may be more comfortable during hot weather.
Cooler temperatures and colorful foliage make the Hudson Valley, Catskills, and upstate regions especially attractive.
Course availability varies significantly. Some downstate courses may allow weather-dependent play, while many northern facilities close.
New York golf facilities may host corporate outings, charity tournaments, fundraising events, and private celebrations. Compare venues by group capacity, location, catering, and total event costs.
Consider group tee times, event coordination, dining, meeting space, and client hospitality.
Ask about registration, sponsorship signage, contests, scoring, and banquet facilities.
Explore packages for birthdays, celebrations, family gatherings, and social outings.
Costs vary by venue, group size, date, and included services. Request a written quote with itemized expenses.
| Expense | May Include | Confirm |
|---|---|---|
| Golf | 9 or 18 holes, tee times, shotgun start | Per-person rate and minimums |
| Carts | Shared riding carts | Included or additional |
| Food & Beverage | Breakfast, lunch, dinner | Minimums, taxes, gratuity |
| Tournament Services | Scoring, registration, contests | Extra service fees |
| Event Space | Banquet or meeting rooms | Capacity and rental charges |
| Extras | Prizes, range balls, sponsor signage | Additional costs |
Explore public championship courses, county facilities, and coastal golf destinations in Nassau and Suffolk counties.
Find municipal golf courses across the boroughs and compare transit access, parking, and booking requirements.
Combine scenic golf with weekend getaways, mountain views, and nearby towns.
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Enjoy seasonal golf with mountain scenery and outdoor recreation.
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Find accommodations, equipment, travel options, golf packages, and activities for your next New York golf trip.
Explore tee times, golf accommodations, equipment, travel packages, and activities for your next New York golf trip.
Illustrative planning ranges include $25–$90+ at municipal and county courses, $40–$130+ at standard public courses, and $125–$350+ at premium public or resort courses. Actual prices vary.
Bethpage offers public golf, but reservation, eligibility, and course-specific rules apply. The Black Course has additional playing requirements.
Yes. Public golf is available across several boroughs, including municipal and other publicly accessible facilities.
Some state, county, and municipal programs offer resident rates or registration benefits. Requirements vary.
A discount card may provide lower green fees or booking privileges, while a membership may include additional playing benefits.
Costs depend on the facility and benefits. Public playing memberships and private club memberships are priced differently.
They may be worthwhile for frequent golfers. Compare total costs and restrictions using the membership calculator.
Some downstate courses may offer weather-dependent play. Many northern and mountain-area courses close seasonally.
Late spring through fall generally offers the broadest course availability, although conditions differ by region.
Many facilities host corporate outings, charity tournaments, and private group events. Contact the venue for requirements.
A tournament format where groups begin play simultaneously on different holes.
Some packages include them, while others charge separately. Request an itemized quote.
Advance booking is recommended, particularly at popular courses and during weekends.
Explore golf academies, driving ranges, instructors, and courses offering beginner clinics.
Discover public golf courses, private country clubs, municipal golf facilities, and championship courses throughout New York. Browse the listings below to compare locations, course features, and amenities.