Crab Meadow Golf Course occupies a scenic waterfront property on the north shore of Long Island in Northport, overlooking Long Island Sound. The course was originally designed by William F. Mitchell and opened in 1962 as a municipal facility operated by the Town of Huntington. Mitchell routed the layout to take advantage of the natural terrain and water views, creating a course that blends parkland and links-like characteristics across its varied topography. The course features several holes that play along or near the shoreline, offering views across the Sound and exposure to coastal winds that can significantly affect play. The routing moves through rolling terrain with mature trees framing many holes, while others present more open, windswept character. The property's elevation changes and natural contours provide strategic interest throughout the round. Stephen Kay undertook renovation work at Crab Meadow to restore and enhance Mitchell's original design intent while modernizing certain features. As a public facility, the course serves a broad range of golfers from the Long Island area and remains a popular destination for its combination of accessibility, scenic setting, and solid design values. The layout provides a genuine test of golf in a coastal environment without the exclusivity or expense of nearby private clubs, making it a valued resource for municipal golf in the region.