Westchester County Sets $400 Price for 2027 Golf Reservations
The 30-week season begins in late March, and current members must pay a non-refundable fee to hold their preferred weekend slots.
By Harper Hassan ·
Westchester County public golf courses are preparing for a longer playing window next year. The county has set a flat rate of $400 per player for the 2027 E-Z Reserve program.
The program will span 30 weeks, running from the weekend of March 27, 2027, through the weekend of October 17, 2027. The fee is non-refundable and applies to all participants, whether they are new to the system or returning players.
Pre-registration opens on Monday, November 2, and closes on Monday, November 30. Current participants can use this window to secure the same day and time they used in the previous season. If a slot is not claimed by November 30, it becomes available to the general public on a first-come, first-served basis starting Tuesday, December 1.
County Executive Ken Jenkins stated that the program allows golfers of all skill levels to plan their weekend rounds in advance. He noted that the six public courses offer well-maintained fairways and a convenient way to enjoy the sport close to home.
Acting Parks Commissioner William Bland added that the E-Z Reserve system provides a consistent tee time for the upcoming season. He emphasized that the county takes pride in maintaining courses that provide a rewarding experience for players.
Golfers must hold a valid Westchester County Park Pass to participate. Each player is limited to one reserved tee time per weekend day. Payment can be made via cash, check, Visa, MasterCard, or American Express.
The six participating courses are Dunwoodie and Sprain Lake in Yonkers; Hudson Hills in Ossining; Maple Moor in White Plains; Mohansic in Yorktown Heights; and Saxon Woods in Scarsdale. These courses are scheduled to open for the 2027 season on March 17, weather permitting.
Source: Talk of the Sound
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