Pine Ridge Golf Club

Gallus Golf

About this app

This app includes:

- Book Your Tee Times (Tee Times)
- Message Center (Messages)
- Play a Round of Golf (Scorecard & GPS)
- Know Your Distances (Driving Range GPS = Range GPS)
- Club News
- Leaderboards
- Contact Info
- Golf Information (Happenings, Fees, The Range)

Welcome to Pine Ridge Golf Club
Central Long Island's Premiere Public Golf Course & Practice Facility

Now Managed by Brooke Management Group

A Distinctive 18-Hole Public Golf Experience in the Heart of Long Island
Carved through a native pine forest in Central Suffolk County, Pine Ridge Golf Club offers a golf experience that feels removed from the pace and congestion of everyday Long Island life.

Surrounded by mature trees, natural sandy areas and peaceful wooded corridors, each hole has its own character-and many feel almost completely separated from the rest of the course.

A Course with a Character All Its Own
Opened in 2006, Pine Ridge is one of Long Island's newer public golf courses. The par-70 layout extends to 6,607 yards from the back tees and offers four sets of tees, allowing golfers to select a distance that best suits their experience and ability.

The course was thoughtfully routed through the existing pine forest, creating tree-lined fairways, secluded greens and a feeling of privacy rarely associated with daily-fee golf. The setting is peaceful, but the golf requires attention: accuracy from the tee, thoughtful club selection and a confident approach to the greens are rewarded throughout the round.

Enjoyable for Every Golfer. Challenging from Every Tee.
Pine Ridge provides a welcoming experience for recreational golfers while offering more than enough challenge for accomplished players. Four sets of tees range from 4,868 to 6,607 yards. From the back tees, the course carries a rating of 72.1 and a slope of 133, reflecting the challenge created by its length, narrow playing corridors and strategically demanding holes.

The course's unusual par-70 configuration includes five par-3s and three par-5s, creating variety throughout the round. Shorter holes offer opportunities to score, while the longer par-4s and demanding back-nine stretch require both distance and precision.