Oak Tree/Spruce at Middle Island Country Club
About
Middle Island Country Club offers 27 holes of championship golf. It is one of Long Island's most popular public golf courses. It sits almost right at the center of the island, surrounded by the Lustengarten Nursery. The holes are divided into three nines and played as different 18-hole combinations. The Oak/Spruce Course begins with the shortest of the three nines, but there are some tricky doglegs that can make it play longer than what it says on the scorecard. Middle Island's Spruce nine was renovated in 2008, which added an island green on the par-4 seventh and more tee boxes to allow for women, seniors, and championship play. It's the most player friendly of the three nines, with wide fairways and generous greens that give you the freedom to grip it and rip it.
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Golfer Photos
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Photo submitted by sdl31 on 01/02/2025
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Photo submitted by sdl31 on 01/02/2025
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Photo submitted by pdrgolf218 on 06/26/2024
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9th hole on Spruce. Photo submitted by NZIENTARSKI on 09/24/2022
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Final hole on Spruce Photo submitted by golfever1969 on 08/26/2020
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Par 5 Photo submitted by golfever1969 on 07/12/2020
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Stone bridge after par 3 Photo submitted by golfever1969 on 07/12/2020
Golfer Reviews
Great experience
We had a great experience at Middle Country Golf Club! Our group of eight was able to book back-to-back tee times at 8:00 and 8:08 AM, which worked out perfectly. Everyone in the clubhouse was friendly and welcoming, and the starter was professional and organized.
Despite the cold weather, the course was in great condition and made for an enjoyable round. Our group played a scramble, and we had a lot of fun throughout the day. Everything went smoothly from check-in to the final hole.
Overall, a great experience with friendly staff, a well-maintained course, and a welcoming atmosphere. We would definitely come back for another round!
Great Course
Three excellent nines. Great pro shop staff.
Starts keep things moving. Courses in great condition.
Middle Island Country Club
The course is well kept, the staff is friendly and the starter is on the ball.
Decent track - not worth $100
It’s a okay golf course. Big plus is the 3 nines. Pace of play is great. Greens are not in great shape. Recent aeration which was not disclosed, plus bad drainage, lots of water in greens. Would play again due to the lack of tee times on the island, however it is not worth $100. Very overpriced.
Strange course with horrible patrons
Lots of short holes and a couple of really long holes. Very tight and lots of trees, and dog legs everywhere.
I lucky to play a lot of amazing courses across the US. This is not one I'd come back too.
-No water on the course
-Cart girl doesn't have liquor nor take credit cards
-Very slow pace of play with no ranger
-Do you people know how to fix your pitch marks?
-The kids on this course HS age run all over the course, leave clubs, run back and forth, lose flip flops.
Seriously, I've never seen people drive up to the greens, throw clubs, and act like idiots
I won't be back. The North fork courses have more character and better amenities.
greens/greens/greens
so we golfed at 8:15 am, for that time in the mng. i question why there was so many divots on the greens. yes lazy golfers with no consideration for the course or others are part of the problem but, i think the course itself can do a better job if maintaining nthe greens..
Middle island CC
Nice course well kept but the sand traps have too many rocks in them.