Christopher Morley Park

The golf course is not busy during the weekdays. A nine hole round takes about an hour. There is no problem if you would like to practice at this time and play a second ball as well. There are no lakes or rivers on the course.

This is a good place to get lots of iron/wedge practice on the par 3s. There's an uphill par 4 with a blind tee shot, but it's straight on.

Not worth it if you aren't a resident with a leisure pass (It's like $25 for three years, get one if you are County resident). If you use Golfnow, you lose out on the resident rate.

Went with a buddy. It was the first time on a golf course for either of us.
The course is perfect for a beginner. Not too easy. Actually, it reinforced the reality of how difficult a game golf is. Driving golf balls at a range is so different than hitting on the golf course. Its real when you try to conquer the 9 holes.
It was a totally fantastic experience.

Staff was VERY friendly and accommodating. Because we booked through GolfNow we were NOT entitled to our county residents discounts which would have saved us almost 50%. That will keep me from ever using Golf Now at a county course again. Lesson learned.
This was an easy, quick par 30 9 hole course that needs LOTS of work.
But if you're looking for a quick round, or getting a youngster started in the game, it's not a bad spot.

Nice little 9 hole course that usually has no one on it. The course is not worth paying $40 though. If you're a Nassau resident go and get the Leisure pass and pay $17, then it's a good deal. If you're not then I would say skip it