The catering operation at a Westchester County public golf course in Yonkers, with three spaces, no membership and no published prices.
The Fairways is the catering operation at Dunwoodie Golf Course in Yonkers, a Westchester County public course, and that single fact settles the question most couples ask first. There is no club to join. No membership is required, and none is mentioned anywhere on the site. The facility is managed and operated by Homestyle Caterers, run by Al and Joe Ciuffetelli, and it markets weddings, showers, reunions, bar and bat mitzvahs, corporate events, golf outings and holiday parties to the general public. Three spaces are named: Windows on the Green, the Oak Room, and the Botanical Terrace outside. What you will not find is a price. Every menu page on the site presents its pricing as an image, so no figure could be read from it. WeddingWire carries no starting price, and the Zola listing is unclaimed and empty. Pricing runs through one phone number and one email address. Budget accordingly, because you are going to have to ask.
There is no number to compare here, and that is the finding. The venue publishes menus as images with no text pricing, and neither WeddingWire nor Zola carries a starting price. The only figure available anywhere is a marketplace capacity of 200. When you call, ask for a written per person rate at your date and guest count, then ask what service charge, administrative fee and tax add on top. Ask whether the recommended vendor list is mandatory.
The venue’s own home page, its wedding sit down dinner page and its vendors page at fairwaysatdunwoodie.com, plus its WeddingWire listing and its Zola listing. All fetched 11 September 2026. Checked September 2026. First party means the business’s own site or rate card. Marketplace means The Knot, WeddingWire, Zola, Wedding Spot or similar. Nothing here is averaged or estimated.
A second domain, fairwaysdunwoodie.org, appears in search results but failed to resolve on 11 September 2026. Treat it as dead and use fairwaysatdunwoodie.com. Also note that the country club framing misleads: this is a public course, not a private club.
Dunwoodie is a Westchester County public golf course. The Fairways is the commercial catering business inside it, operated by Homestyle Caterers, and it takes bookings from anybody who calls. WeddingWire lists it publicly as a banquet hall and golf club with no membership caveat.
That matters in this county, where a golf course address usually means a private club, a sponsor and a waiting list. Here the route in is a phone call to 914-375-3177 or an email to mhartnett@homestylecaterersny.com. Nobody has to vouch for you.
The wedding sit down dinner page shows its menu as an image and carries no per person price. It says nothing about package inclusions, a service charge, a tax note, a minimum or a seasonal surcharge. The buffet, brunch and golf outing pages follow the same pattern. Pricing is directed to the phone and the email address.
The marketplaces do not fill the gap. WeddingWire shows no starting price. The Zola listing is unclaimed and carries nothing. So when you call, ask for the full per person rate at your guest count and season, then ask separately what the service charge, administrative fee and tax add. Get it in writing before you compare it to anywhere else.
There is an ordinary reason a caterer publishes menus as images, which is that prices change and web pages do not. It still leaves you unable to compare. Ask for the current sit down dinner menu and the buffet menu as priced documents. Ask what the per person figure covers, and ask separately what a five hour open bar adds to it.
WeddingWire lists the site fee inclusions as chairs, china, clean up, event planning, flatware, glassware, linens, parking, set up and tables. No amount is attached to that list, and the venue publishes no site fee of its own. Still, the inclusions are worth knowing, because at venues that itemise those lines separately they add up fast.
Catering is in house. The home page states that Homestyle Caterers manages and operates The Fairways and provides full service catering, so food and beverage is not going out to tender.
One caution about that list. It comes from WeddingWire rather than from the venue, and it is described there as site fee inclusions when the venue publishes no site fee at all. Read it as a signal of what is probably bundled rather than as a guarantee, and ask for the inclusions in the venue’s own words.
The Fairways is operated by Homestyle Caterers, run by Al and Joe Ciuffetelli, whom the site describes as pillars in the Yonkers community with more than 30 years in the industry. The golf course belongs to Westchester County. The catering business is the one you contract with.
Hold that split in your head when you ask questions. Course conditions, parking and grounds sit with the county. Menus, staffing, timing and price sit with the caterer. When something falls between the two, ask who owns it, and get the answer in writing before the day.
No construction year, no clubhouse date and no golf course architect appears on the venue’s site. What it publishes instead is the operators’ tenure. For a couple who want the building’s story in a toast, the site supplies nothing to build one from.
Ask about the rooms instead. Windows on the Green and the Oak Room are named on the site with nothing else attached: no dimensions, no capacity, no photograph of a wedding set. A visit is the only way to find out which of the two your wedding actually fits.
The site publishes a page headed as a recommended list of outside services, covering DJs, musicians, florists, hotels, entertainment, balloons, chocolate fountains, photo booths, photography, bakeries and transportation. It does not say whether using the list is mandatory, and it publishes no outside vendor fee. Ask directly. The word recommended does a lot of quiet work in this industry.
No exclusivity statement appears anywhere. There are two indoor spaces, Windows on the Green and the Oak Room, and the facility also serves golfers using the course. Exclusive use of the building should not be assumed on a Saturday in June.
The Botanical Terrace is the outdoor space and is where ceremonies happen. No rain contingency, rain call deadline or indoor backup commitment is published, and WeddingWire confirms the outdoor options are uncovered. Ask what happens at 2pm on a wet Saturday, who decides, and by when.
Capacity is unpublished by the venue. WeddingWire says up to 200, which is a marketplace figure and the only one available. If your list is close to that, ask Homestyle Caterers for a seated number room by room, since Windows on the Green and the Oak Room are not the same size.
The Botanical Terrace needs a question of its own. It is where a ceremony would happen, and the site does not say whether it is exclusively yours during your event or shared with the course. Ask, particularly for a Saturday in golf season.
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