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Taylor and Fred Heath from the Rockaway Hunting Club played well enough to finish in a tie for 17th place in the MGA’s Father and Son championship.
Woodmere Club hosts father and son golf championship [Photo gallery]
Celebrating its centennial year, being named “Club of the Year” and now The Woodmere Club hosted the 62nd annual Metropolitan Golf Association (MGA) Father and Son championship on Aug. 13. more
A view of the 18th green at Inwood Country Club, which features three consecutive par-5s on the front nine.
Inwood offers great golf, more
Nestled in the farthest reaches of southwestern Nassau County, Inwood Country Club is widely considered one of the finest golf courses in all of New York State. But teeing off is only part of the scene. more
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he JCC of the Greater Five Towns golf outing and card playing at the Inwood Country Club on July 16, and participants warmed up at the driving range. The event raised nearly $100,000 for JCC services and programs.
JCC of the Greater Five Towns outing raises nearly $100K [Photo gallery]
Golf and games were a large part of the Cedarhurst-based JCC of the Greater Five Towns annual golf outing and cards day at the Inwood Country Club on July 16 to benefit the JCC’s kosher food pantry. more
The Woodmere Club celebrated being named “Club of the Year” by the Metropolitan Golf Writers Association. From left, Lee Israel, Steve Schlaff, Tom Scheinman, James Boas, Robert Harris, Richard Gershman, Ben Cayne and Jeffrey Vogel.
The first of many centennial celebrations
The Woodmere Club hosted a ceremonial flag raising on May 26. more
The greenery of The Woodmere Club appears lusher as it was named “Club of the Year” by the Metropolitan Golf Writers Association and reduced its carbon footprint by replacing more than 1,000 light bulbs with LED lights.
Looking forward to the next 100 years
In its centennial year, The Woodmere Club on Meadow Drive has an added reason to celebrate as the Metropolitan Golf Writers Association named it “Club of the Year” on Feb. 7. more
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Herman, a 30-pound Sulcata Dessert tortoise, and the pet of the Blass family in Lawrence is lost. They are asking for the public's help in finding it.
Herman the tortoise is found
Herman, a 30-pound Sulcata Dessert tortoise, the family pet for the Blasses of Lawrence was found yesterday. Herman had gotten loose from the family’s yard before 6:30 p.m. On Wednesday. more
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Certified PGA golf instructor Walter Ostroske taught Herald reporter David Weingrad the fundamentals of the golf swing at the Merrick Road Golf Course.
Teeing off with the Town of Hempstead
With my driver raised above my head, I took a moment to remember what my golf instructor, Walter Ostroske, had just taught me –– knees bent, feet a shoulder-length apart and arms straight. Check, check and check. more
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How I gave up golf and saved my sanity
Perseverance is a big deal in my husband’s family. You don’t quit, no matter how tough the challenge. Pick the cliché of your choice: Stay the course; dig in; when the going gets tough, the tough get going; anything worth doing is worth doing well. These mantras hum in the background of our lives. more
Malik Wallaces practices his drive.
L.I. Golf Academy tees off
While the masses headed for the beaches last Monday to seek relief from sweltering heat, the Long Island Golf Academy began its eighth year of operation at East Meadow’s Eisenhower Park. more
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Austin Huth
Hewlett golfers eye strong finish
Though Hewlett was unable to repeat as Conference I golf champs this spring, coach Dave Yaker said he’s excited to see the Bulldogs perform at next week’s Nassau County tournament at Bethpage State Park. more
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