The centennial golf outing tees off July 25 in vintage style.
Mohansic Golf Course, a Westchester County classic since 1925, is hitting the century mark. On Friday, July 25, the course will host a 100th Anniversary golf outing with a throwback flair.
The event will be a 9-hole, two-person scramble, with a 3 p.m. shotgun start. Entry is $70 per person and includes a shared vintage golf bag rental (courtesy of Connecticut Hickory Golf), a sleeve of retro-style golf balls, greens fee, a power cart, and a post-round buffet dinner with awards and surprises.
Prizes will be handed out for First Place Team, Most Honest Team and Closest to the Pins, along with contests and raffles.
Westchester County Executive Ken Jenkins said: “For 100 years, Mohansic Golf Course has been a treasured part of our parks system and a favorite spot for generations of golfers. This celebration is not only about honoring its rich history but also about looking ahead to the next century of recreation and community.”
Parks Commissioner Kathy O’Connor added: “Mohansic is more than just a golf course. It’s where memories are made. From first swings to family outings, it’s played a special role in Westchester’s story. We’re thrilled to mark this milestone with a fun, inclusive event that golfers can enjoy.”
As part of the celebration, golf rates for Westchester County residents will be rolled back on July 21, 22, 23 and 24 ($19.25 for Park Pass holders to walk).
Register for the outing by visiting or calling Mohansic’s pro shop at (914) 862-5283.
Mohansic Golf Course is one of the six 18-hole courses owned and operated by the Westchester County Department of Parks, Recreation and Conservation. Mohansic is at 1500 Baldwin Road in Yorktown Heights, NY.
