This is a beautiful public course. The course itself is in excellent condition—well-maintained fairways, smooth greens, and beautiful landscaping throughout. Each hole offers a unique challenge, making it fun and engaging for both beginners and seasoned players. The layout is scenic with the water in the background. Every time I come here, the pace of play is perfect, and it’s clear the course is well-managed. If you’re looking for a great public course with beautiful views, a friendly atmosphere, and a fun challenge, Crab Meadow is the place to go.

We have our outing there every year. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The course is well maintained and there are some challenging holes. The view from some spots is beautiful!

One of the more beautiful and well maintained public courses on Long Island. Gorgeous views of Long Island Sound.

The older lady at reception is really rude and doesn’t seem to want to help you. The course is nice but we got rushed by the 10th hole “cause people are waiting” but the gents ahead of us were the slow ones. All and all it’s a nice course.

First time playing Crab Meadow. I'm a single digit handicap and found this course to be somewhat challenging because most of the greens are tiny, postage stamp like. The course was is good condition and the views of the Long Island sound are unmatched. The course is not overly long but there are some difficult holes. That's the good, now for the not so good. The driving range is small, both in the amount of stalls (maybe 15??) and in distance to the end of the range guarded by a tree line. After hitting a couple of balls past the tree line, I retired my driver and didn't use it anymore. Even though the amount of stalls is small, my group didn't have any issues getting a spot to warm up before our round. The price for a bucket of balls is comparable to other area driving ranges I have been to. The course itself is nice, as I said, but has a few holes where there are blind tee shots. One hole in particular is VERY dangerous and someone in my group was almost beaned in the head with the drive from the group behind us. They really need some type of communication on this hole (and others) to signal the group behind when it is safe to hit. A flag system works well on other courses I have played or they should have a ranger on this hole to help out. Someone is going to get really hurt 🤕 one day. My biggest complaint is the pace of play. It is SLOW. We waited to hit on practically every hole, and this was during a weekday. I've played slow paced courses, but this course was brutally slow and using a motorcart only exacerbated the situation. I would like to play this course again, but only when I know the pace of play is much improved.