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3.5

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Sandy Pond Links

Opened in 1970

Sandy Pond Links - Riverhead, New York

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1070 yards

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The 9-hole "Sandy Pond Links" course at the Sandy Pond Links facility in Riverhead, New York features 1070 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 27. The course rating is 0 and it has a slope rating of 0. The estimated green fees for 9 holes is $20. The Sandy Pond Links golf course opened in 1970.

Estimated Green Fees

$20

Scorecard for Sandy Pond Links

HOLE	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	TOT
White0.00/0	105	110	120	85	120	160	120	160	90	1070
Red0.00/0	105	110	120	70	120	90	120	110	90	935
Par	3	3	3	3	3	3	3	3	3	27

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GL S. Reviewed October 16, 2020

This is a solid choice for the beginner golfer who wants to improve their game. You’ll find a series of relatively short holes here, ranging from 70 yards (Hole #4) to 120 yards (Holes #3, 5 and 7.)

Sandy Pond Golf Course is a straightforward course with wide-open fairways and straight shots to the green. It’s a great place to master the fundamentals of the game like aim and club selection in a low pressure setting. It’s a well maintained course and quite nice looking for a public course.

Watch out for sand traps behind the green on Hole #1 and on the left of the fairway on Hole #2. These traps add some interest to the course and challenge newer golfers to develop the skill of hitting out of a sand bunker.

This would be a great course to take a junior or a first-time golfer. Most golfers with even a few years of experience would probably find the course to be too straightforward or easy. Sandy Pond is a good option for those who are brand new to the game of golf, or who want to brush up their skills.

The atmosphere at the course is relaxed and not rushed. It’s the perfect place to take your time setting up the perfect shot and testing out different clubs to see what works best for you. The green fee is a steal at $11. Don’t rule Sandy Pond out - it’s a good spot to warm up at the start of the new season or experiment with a new technique.