Suffolk County Parks offers four diverse golf courses, Bergen Point, Timber Point, West Sayville and Indian Island Golf Course, for public access. Each course is staffed by a PGA professional, and contains a clubhouse with changing or locker rooms, sanitary facilities, driving range, practice greens, and a full-service restaurant and catering facility.  Reservations are not necessary, but if you wish to reserve a tee time, call (631)244-PARKS (7275) from a touch-tone phone or click here. (Remember: Please have your Green Key Card handy.)  Same day reservations and walk-ons are available.

For further information and hours, call the pro shops directly.  Tournament packages are available.

Founded in 1683, Suffolk County was named for the county of Suffolk in England, from which its earliest settlers came. It is the easternmost county in New York State and the New York Metropolitan Area.   The County occupies two thirds of  Long Island, which juts about 120 miles into the Atlantic. It covers roughly a thousand square miles of territory and is eighty-six miles long and twenty-six miles wide at the widest point.

The weather is temperate, clean water abundant, and the soil is good and in fact, Suffolk is the leading agricultural county in the state of New York. That it is still number one in farming despite all of the building developments and urban sprawl is a tribute to the excellent soil, favorable weather conditions, and the farmers of this region.

Over the past millennium there has been a procession of all kinds of people from Indians, explorers, pirates and colonists, to an invading army that maintained control for years. There have also been whalers, railroad men, Nazis, summer people, bootleggers, groupies, commuters, and spacemen. Of course, homeowners and farmer fisherman have always been the mainstay of this County. There is a cosmopolitan mixture of 1,300,000 people of all kinds today and the population is still growing.

Suffolk County History