Bethpage Black is not only one of the best and most demanding golf courses in the world, it's public. One of the rare public ...

The most iconic sign in golf hangs on an iron railing at Bethpage State Park, cautioning players of the daunting test that is the Black Course. “WARNING,” reads the placard, which is fixed to ...

Rory will be making his eighth appearance at the prestigious tournament, having helped Europe secure five victories.

We New Yorkers are a spoiled bunch. Our bars never close, most of our museums are free, and we pay resident rates at Bethpage Black. Just $75 to play a championship golf course on a weekend ...

Despite all of the rain and heavy foot traffic that the Black Course endured over the ... factors for the lower than expected attendance at Bethpage this week. Total attendance for the week ...

Seventy-nine years before its first PGA Championship, Bethpage Black experienced its first PGA Championship buzz. There was so much talk about the tournament’s 1940 final between Byron Nelson ...

Dom Furore Public Bethpage State Park: Black Farmingdale, NY 4.6 40 Panelists Sprawling Bethpage Black, designed in the mid-1930s to be “the public Pine Valley,” became the darling of the USGA ...

In his 33 years, P.J. Cowan has become a legitimate Bethpage Black aficionado. The Hicksville, L.I. native might as well have been born inside the little starter’s shack that stands next to the ...

when the sign was first created to prepare golfers for the challenge of playing Bethpage Black. It’s not something Asheroff, who retired in 1994 from a long career working for Long Island and ...

Since then, Golf Digest has listed Joseph H. Burbeck as the architect of Bethpage Black and A.W. Tillinghast as a consultant. The course was ranked 37th on Golf Digest's most recent ranking of ...

Sleeping in a parking lot to grab a tee time at Bethpage Black is a rite of passage for New York-area golfers. A badge of honor. A nod to the grit and tenacity required to tackle the course itself.

The 2025 event at Bethpage Black on Long Island could be the best, most exciting edition yet—but there is a real chance it will be a low point for both the Ryder Cup and the game of golf.