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Sunken Meadow State Park Golf Course (Governor Alfred E. Smith)

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AddressBox 716, Route 25A, Sunken Meadow PkwayKings Park, NY 11754
   Long Island Region
Latitude 40.907218383699998
Longitude -73.262185662899995
   Directions

 General Information: (631) 269-5351
 Reservations: (929) 236-9345
 Pro Shop: (631) 544-0036
 Restaurant: (631) 261-2726

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Register and Book Online Tee TimesSunken Meadow State Park features 27 holes that may be played as either 9 or 18 holes. The first two courses were built in 1962, followed by the Blue Course in 1964. All three courses were designed by golf course architect Alfred Tull, who also designed the Yellow course and redesigned the Blue course at Bethpage State Park. Tull preferred to utilize the natural lay of the land, bringing the existing terrain into his design.
Green Lakes State Park Golf Course

This scenic 18-hole course, with its plush fairways, is one of the first golf courses designed by Robert Trent Jones, one of the game's most innovative golf course architects. Green Lakes State Park's landscape and rolling terrain tests all playing abilities. The course has deep faced bunkers and golfers rarely receive a flat lie. Errant tee shots may be costly. There is a panoramic view from the Robert Trent Jones clubhouse featuring a public restaurant, Yards Grille, with a sports bar atmosphere. 
The park also features two glacial lakes, which are a beautiful emerald color. A trail circles both lakes, one of which is a National Natural Landmark. Visitors can also enjoy camping, swimming, fishing or rent a cabin.

Tee time reservations taken 7 days in advance, please call the pro shop at (315)637-4653.


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Hours of Operation 
Open April 15th - November 13th, 2022 (weather permitting).   Pro Shop Hours fluctuate during the golf season based on sunrise and sunset. Please call 315-637-4653 for in season hours.Yards Grille: Open for the 2022 SeasonHours of Operation 7 Days 8AM-8PMPlease call 315-632-6015 for more information. 

Fees & Rates 
Greens Fees 
Weekdays Only (18 Holes):  $22Weekend/Holiday Rates (18 Holes): $32Weekdays Only (9 holes):  $18Weekend/Holiday Rates (9 holes):  $20Jr & Sr Green FeesWeekdays Only (18 Holes):  $16Weekdays Only (9 Holes):  $11
Note: Senior rates apply for NYS residents 62 and older. 
Junior rates apply for NYS residents age 17 and under. 
*Weekday rates (Including Jr/Sr rates) apply after 1 PM on Weekends.
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9 Holes - Weekdays: $18Weekends & Holidays: $19Senior (62 & older) Weekdays: $13Senior (62 & older) Weekends: $19Junior (17 & under) Weekdays: $13Junior (17 & under) Weekends: $19Veteran Weekdays: $0Veteran Weekends: $1918 Holes - Weekdays: $26Weekends & Holidays: $30Senior (62 & older) Weekdays: $19Senior (62 & older) Weekends: $30Junior (17 & under) Weekdays: $19Junior (17 & under) Weekends: $30Veteran Weekdays: $0Veteran Weekends: $30
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Cart 9 Holes - $13Gas Cart 18 Holes - $25Gas
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Cart 9 Holes - $7Pull
Cart 18 Holes - $13
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Park entrance Fees will be reimbursed with valid proof of payment. 
	Entrance Fees will NOT be reimbursed for NYS residents over 62 Monday through Friday, (except holidays), as they get in free.

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Beaver Island State Park Golf Course

Opened in 1965, this 18-hole championship course is located in Beaver Island State Park on Grand Island on the Niagara River, between metropolitan Buffalo and the city of Niagara Falls. The course has large, manicured greens, accented with hazards of white sand. Golfers can enjoy "watchable wildlife" as they play down wide fairways that parallel picturesque ponds leading to generous, gently sloped greens. The course offers a challenge to both the recreational and serious golfer.Visit www.montanainternational.us for more information. Bogeys for breakfast, lunch, dinner and drinks! Located in the new clubhouse adjacent to the golf course.


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Hours of Operation 
Please call 716-404-4214 x101 to confirm hours of operation or visit  www.montanainternational.us 

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*Gift Cards*
Please note, NYS Park gift cards are not accepted or sold at the Beaver Island State Park Golf Course
Green Fees
9 Holes - Weekdays: $18Weekends & Holidays: $19Senior (62 & older) Weekdays: $13Senior (62 & older) Weekends: $19Junior (17 & under) Weekdays: $13Junior (17 & under) Weekends: $19Veteran Weekdays: $0Veteran Weekends: $1918 Holes - Weekdays: $26Weekends & Holidays: $30Senior (62 & older) Weekdays: $19Senior (62 & older) Weekends: $30Junior (17 & under) Weekdays: $19Junior (17 & under) Weekends: $30Veteran Weekdays: $0Veteran Weekends: $30
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Gas
Cart 9 Holes - $13Gas Cart 18 Holes - $25Gas
Cart 9 Hole - Half - $7 Gas Cart 18 Holes - Half - $13Pull
Cart 9 Holes - $7Pull
Cart 18 Holes - $13
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Dzanga Bai Elephant Enclave
Unique to the Congo Basin, bais are sandy and muddy open patches of forest that are pockmarked with puddles, streams, and watering holes full of mineral-rich water. Dzanga Bai is believed to have been cleared and maintained by African forest elephants that trample or eat much of the vegetation in this spot. The waters there are rich in minerals and salts that the elephants need but cannot obtain from rainforest vegetation. The minerals originate from an intrusion of volcanic rock (dolerite) not far below the land surface.
According to research led by biologist Andrea Turkalo of the Wildlife Conservation Society, anywhere from 50 to 150 forest elephants arrive at the bai each day, with several thousand living in the surrounding area. Using their feet, they dig holes in the surface down to the mineral-rich water in the substrate; sometimes they use their trunks to work their way through surface water to obtain minerals.
The Operational Land Imager (OLI) on Landsat 8 acquired these natural-color images of Dzanga Bai, the village of Bayanga, and the wider protected areas on March 28, 2021. For scale, Dzanga Bai is estimated to be about 500 meters (1,600 feet) long. The wider region is dominated by rainforest that is interspersed with streams, marshlands, and the bais. It all sits within the Congo Basin, the second largest rainforest in the world.

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At this intersection between the Central African Republic, Cameroon, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, governments and conservation groups have been working since 1990 to protect forestlands in a 17,000 square kilometer area called the Sangha River Trinational. UNESCO has declared the area—including Lobéké National Park (Cameroon), Nouabalé-Ndoki National Park (Republic of Congo), and Dzanga-Ndoki National Park (the Central African Republic), and the Dzangha Sangha Special Reserve (CAR)—to be a World Heritage Site.
Turkalo spent more than 25 years living and working in Dzanga-Ndoki National Park, producing a comprehensive natural history and demographic catalog of more than 1,600 known forest elephants at the bai.
Woodson Bridge State Recreation Area
A broad sand and gravel beach provides the opportunity to enjoy the sun and enjoy the Sacramento River. Another special feature of Woodson Bridge is the preserve. This dense native riparian forest is a winter home to the Bald Eagle and a summer nest site for the Yellow Billed Cuckoo. This jungle like grove displays some of the last remaining riparian habitat to be found in California. Over a hundred plant species have been identified throughout the park; the most prominent is the large valley oak. The California black walnut, Oregon ash, black cottonwood, sycamore, and willow are also plentiful. Beneath the oaks and cottonwoods along the river is a profusion of elderberry, wild grape, and wildflowers in season. Location-DirectionsThe park is on South Avenue just three miles west of Highway 99 at Vina, or six miles east of interstate 5 at Corning.Latitude/Longitude: 39.9175 / -122.0903 Seasons/Climate/Recommended Clothing Spring and Fall are favored seasons at Woodson Bridge, but summer camping can also be delightful here. Summer daytime temperatures generally vary from 85 to just over 100 degrees, but cool nights are the rule.

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Sunken Meadow State Park Golf Course (Governor Alfred E. Smith)

Register and Book Online Tee TimesSunken Meadow State Park features 27 holes that may be played as either 9 or 18 holes. The first two courses were built in 1962, followed by the Blue Course in 1964. All three courses were designed by golf course architect Alfred Tull, who also designed the Yellow course and redesigned the Blue course at Bethpage State Park. Tull preferred to utilize the natural lay of the land, bringing the existing terrain into his design. Golfers can expect a somewhat hilly and variable layout surrounded by mature woodlands, offering an attractive and relaxing experience for their golf round. In addition to the beautiful woodland setting, Sunken Meadow's driving range offers expansive panoramic views of the Long Island Sound. 
Reservations are now available. Reservations may be made through parks.ny.gov/golf.
Children under 15 years of age or younger must be accompanied by an adult.  

Red Course


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Green Course


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Veterans Legacy Program (VLP) - National Cemetery Administration
NCA established the Veterans Legacy Program (VLP) on Memorial Day 2016 to fulfill our mission to memorialize Veterans in perpetuity, and to do that in innovative and engaging ways. Many Americans are unaware that NCA operates 155 national cemeteries, with more being added regularly. These cemeteries are spread throughout the country, in major cities and small towns. Each uniquely reflects the community where it resides.

Video: Veterans Legacy Program Overview

Since its inaugural year, VLP has worked with multiple universities and non-profit educational organizations to launch educational programs focused on researching and sharing the stories of Veterans in their communities. Most recently, in 2022, VLP worked with St. Ambrose University, Black Hills State University, Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History, Santa Fe Community College, and West Virginia Humanities Council. Each of these institutions approached their educational programs differently but all were centered on honoring the legacies of Veterans in national cemeteries.
To date, VLP has awarded funding to 35 programs. These programs have engaged nearly 15,000 students of all levels and produced over 2,500 Veteran biographies, 50 documentary videos, and over 100 lesson plans.

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⇒ Florida National Cemetery: Extensive resources about Florida National Cemetery, developed in conjunction with the University of Central Florida.*
⇒ National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific: Video about NMCP, more affectionately known as the "Punchbowl", and other videos developed at San Francisco State University.
⇒ Riverside National Cemetery: Resources about service men and women buried at Riverside National Cemetery and the National Cemetery System.
⇒ South Dakota Cemeteries: Extensive resources developed by faculty and students at Black Hills State University, about Veterans interred at Black Hills National Cemetery, Fort Meade National Cemetery, Hot Springs National Cemetery, Akicita Owicahe Lakota Freedom Veterans Cemetery, and Sicangu Akicita Owicahe Veterans Cemetery.

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