Hyatt Regency Long Island

Golf course was very good and everything went well. We enjoyed the round pretty good.

Staff/ starter were great! Walked in, they had my reservation and the process was seamless. The starter was friendly and got us out a few minutes early. Course was in very good shape. Tee boxes looked good, and the greens were in great shape. Overall the course was in very good shape, well manicured and honest conditions. I spent to much time in the sand, but that’s not the courses fault. I’d reccomend the course and golf pass.

Played on Saturday July11, 2026:

- there was no “starter” controlling the first tee.

- we tee’d off 35 minutes late

- they were short carts

- not including our 35 delayed start, the round took 5 hours and 45 min.

- every par-3 was backed up 3 (4 some) waiting.

- no rangers floating around to help keep pace.

- course was in decent shape.

Challenging course with some narrow fairways, water carries, and fast greens. Course was in great shape, a pleasure to play. Took 4.5 hours midday Friday. Cart girl came around a lot, halfway house good. Cart made a noise, but otherwise good- no gps though.

Very cool course. I loved the layout of the 16th hole. I didn’t like the layout for the ending 18th hole. Uphill, 90 degree tee shot.

I have played here before. The course is well maintained and the staff is very friendly. Greens are fast. It’s a definite must play. I wish the carts had GpS.

Brought a buddy in from Queens turned him on to this course he loved it elevation changes plenty of water holes and bunkers great challenge for him he now wants more Long Island Golf!!

Very good course challenging conditions and an abundance of hazards. Course was windy the day I played.

This course cancelled a tee time on me less than 2 days before a federal holiday when every tee time within a 50 mile radius has been booked for weeks. I made the tee time weeks ago (like everyone else anticipating the holiday) and this course cancelled the tee time saying there was a tournament on that day. Absolutely ridiculous. Never playing here again.

I've played Windwatch many times over the last 20 years and this was the poorest kept I've ever seen it.

The tee boxes were littered with broken tees to the point that the groundskeepers should've left a rake to clear a spot for tee off. The greens were exceptionally fast and loaded with pebbles from previous air rating -- they looked like they haven't seen a blower in a week. The fairways were ok, but the fringes seemed in disrepair (so if you hit a stray shot here or there, good chance you'll be hitting off missing grass).

If the course is gonna charge full fee, the least they could do is maintain the tees and greens.

My son and I went out as a double for 1:00pm tee time. A threesome if young kids were in front of us, in front of them was a single. Behind us was another double. I asked the double if they wanted to join us - no. Starter should do a better job of grouping to make foursomes - and stop letting people tee off earlier in front of people with set tee times. Plus, the pace of play was brutal. We wound up skipping 3 holes just to get through only to be behind even more players and finally left after the 13th hole. Brutal!

Just two years ago, this was a top-notch golf course. It was one of my favorite places to play. I can’t believe how bad it’s gotten. The tee boxes are absolutely torn to shreds – as are the fairways. A few holes must’ve had about 50 divots from 60 yards out. The fairways are infested with them. . I’ve played all of the municipal courses in the area and this is in worse shape than those or at least just as bad. But those courses don’t charge over $100 to play. They should be embarrassed to ask for that.

Worst of all was the pace of play. At about five hours and 15 minutes, I left the course after an excruciatingly slow 14 holes. When I returned my cart, I asked if they ever put a Ranger out on the course and they dismissively snickered at the idea. The two workers basically said “ that’s too bad, it gets busy sometimes.”

I’m not sure if the course is under new management, but it definitely should be. Proceed with extreme caution, but if you do play – remind them that they need a Ranger

Course is in great shape.

Good facilities with driving range and chipping area, although far apart.

With this caliber of a course, and price, you would think they would have GPS on their golf carts.

The only course layout ugliness is the sharp dogleg finishing hole. Odd for an 18th hole.