The New York municipal course is hosting the Ryder Cup for the first time in 2025 – here are seven things you may not know ...

It’s Ryder Cup week, meaning Bethpage Black is ready to take center stage. And, if you are daring enough, you can even play it yourself. The Black Course at Bethpage State Park is not only one of the ...

From a former golf course maintenance student and longtime observer to PGA Professional and Coach, my inside look at what makes Bethpage Black special — and why Andrew Wilson’s 36-year journey ...

Editor's Note: This story first appeared in the June 2002 issue of Golf Digest. Since then, Golf Digest has listed Joseph H. Burbeck as the architect of Bethpage Black and A.W. Tillinghast as a ...

It seems like everyone has a Bethpage Black story: Keegan Bradley began his college career there with informal practices as an 18-year-old St. John’s freshman with a crazy dream of making the PGA Tour ...

Bethpage Black, one of the toughest courses in the United States, along with passionate fans, is the site of the biennial event between America and Europe. By Paul Sullivan If there was ever a true ...

There are five 18-hole courses within Bethpage State Park: the Black, Red, Blue, Green and Yellow. In order of difficulty they go in that order with the Black course the best known having held two US ...

Bethpage State Park in Farmingdale, Long Island, is unlike any other stop in championship golf. The site is a true public track, run by New York State, where everyday golfers can line up overnight in ...

Major championships are coming back to Bethpage Black. In advance of Long Island’s iconic public course hosting next week’s Ryder Cup, the PGA of America and New York governor Kathy Hochul announced ...

FOR KEEGAN BRADLEY, the road serves as a reminder. If you’re both lucky and brave enough to get a tee time at Bethpage Black, you play No. 1 and then cross Round Swamp Road to get to the 2nd tee. Nos.

FARMINGDALE, N.Y. – If you’ve ever camped out for tickets to a big event, you know the drill: Take off work, grab a few friends, cram in the back of an SUV and just go. Fanatics do it for Duke-North ...