The Links at Greystone

Hole 6 and hole 18 at The Links at Greystone share a defining visual: grey stones framing the water's edge. On hole 18, a par 4, the approach also plays into the prevailing wind. These two holes capture the character of a course that has earned Golf Digest's 4.5 Star Rating and six Reader's Favorite recognitions since opening in 1996. Designed by Craig Schreiner and located in New York, United States, this public links layout plays to 7,200-7,215 yards at par 72 across 18 holes. The terrain runs through rolling hills with Scottish-style mounding, tall native grasses, pot bunkers, ponds, wetlands, and forested land. Large undulating greens add further variation throughout. Practice options include a self-serve driving range open Tuesday through Sunday 6am-7pm and Monday 6am-4pm, plus a putting and chipping green and a short game area. Stoney's Pub and Restaurant, finished in mahogany with a stone fireplace, overlooks the shared 9th and 18th green and seats up to 60 guests indoors. The course is a popular round among Hole19 golfers in New York.