I'm not a golfer but I appreciate a good meal at a very reasonable price. Geneva Farm Golf Course has an amazing breakfast that includes delicious home fries and perfect eggs etc. Quite a lunch and dinner menu and again reasonable prices and delicious food. The servers are efficient, courteous and want to please. Who would expect such good food at a golf course. Try it. You won't be sorry. read more

So the course is old and tired. Poor greens. The real issue is the delays. There was a Fivesome family with the Mom making 6 peeps. Three carts. They're young and very very slow. Ranger doesn't move them along. This is twice in last few weeks. We're not going back. That alone is the reason why. read more

I can only provide information from our event held in 1997. Our wedding and reception was held here and they did a great job with our event.

Second time to Geneva this year. First time I said I wouldn't return. No one listens to me so I went today. SMH! From tee box to green it's in poor shape. Lord forbid you hit the ball off the fairway because you will not find it:::::;;;hence the reason this place was bottle necked today. The best part was a cold beer on the turn and breakfast provided at the lounge. I'm really not going back. read more

The amount to play 18 on the weekend the greens keeper should be fired. The tee boxes and fairways are hard as a rock. They need water and some greens are horrible. read more

Basically an over priced cow pasture. Greens are like fairways on better courses. First cut of rough was U.S. Open quality, and lost balls 5 feet off the fairway were common. Grass was not mowed, Tee boxes were not maintained well, course Was not in good condition. Not worth anywhere near the $60 for a weekend round. read more

I have been playing Geneva Farms for 30 years, and had the worst experience EVER yesterday. Tee boxes are non-existent, fairways are atrocious, and the rough was like playing at the U.S. Open. I went into the Starter's shed to give my feedback, and I may have been speaking Chinese, because the 3 people in there looked at me like they didn't understand a word I was saying. 1 of them, I'm assuming a Maintenance guy actually said to me, "Well, don't hit it in the rough". I couldn't believe that came out of his mouth. I will NEVER.......and I mean NEVER go back. read more

The course is decent. It was in good shape when I played in June 2019. The staff was pleasant and I had no complaints. I did not try the food. The course was able to get a single in for a 7:36 tee time with only 3 days notice. I played with nice guys as a threesome. there was nobody behind or in front of us. Overall it was good value ($49 walking) and I was able to get out early, on short notice, so I could get home before noon and spend time with the family. read more

Played Geneva Farms today. I Have played there about 20 times in the past. Many of the bunkers are in unplayable condition, It's late May, no excuse for that. Weeds everywhere and some of the greens had some 2 foot wide 1 inch deep sink holes. We walked today and this course was way overpriced at $54 ($59 riding). With the sand traps in the condition, it should have been no more than $40(walking). Many of the issues are easily fixed with a shovel, rake and about 4 hours. Chemicals applications($$$). For weeds and seeding. The course is very neglected. I won't be playing there again for a while. read more

This place is a dog track. The tee boxes look like my back yard and there's crabgrass everywhere. The greens have mounds of grass and barren spots- never a true roll or speed on any greens. Don't waste your money. Much better courses around the area to play. read more

Course is for beginners only! Way over priced, 12 th hole hasn't been good since, well, ever. They move the green, they close the green etc etc oh and then it's like $48, go up the road 15 mins and play Pleasant Valley, cheaper and nicer. read more

I have to admit I didn't expect much going here. I was expecting a little golf course on flat ground and burned up grass everywhere. I was pleasantly surprised. The layout is pretty nice, and it is pretty hilly. Most of the greens are pitched and have a lot of break to them. The greens were nice and soft (even in early March) and the fairways were well cut. Granted it was still technically winter so there were dry patches, but nothing too bad. It was in better condition than I have seen most places this time of year. One thing I really liked (and was a shocker) was the GPS on the carts. I must've missed this on their website, but it was definitely a plus. The round was $31 with cart and they also run a special that gives you lunch at the restaurant there as well. I saw plenty of people come just to eat so it must be pretty good. It is definitely a good place to go if you're mid handicap and above because it is pretty wide open and isn't terribly long. I was still able to enjoy it as a single digit handicapper though, and I played from the back tees. There are a lot of holes that are placement holes, so be careful when you pull out the big dog (driver). I'm going to check this place out again when Spring/Summer here. read more

What a beautiful great place to spend an afternoon! While I might not be even a decent golfer I love coming up here as much as I can. The staff is always friendly, the food is always good (try the crab cake) and the course layout is forgiving even for a golfer as bad as I am. The cheap beer and very resonable prices make this a place worth coming back to over and over again. Even if you just stop by the driving range or restaurant it is definitely worth the trip. read more

Well it finally happened, this course must have some new management. I played last Saturday and the course was in great shape. I honestly stopped playing here because of the price and how bad the course conditions were. I was so happy to see all the greens in good shape and they even dropped the price. Makes me happy because it is close to my house and I basically learned to play golf here! read more

Alright golf course. Very cheap for the area, which is good for people who are just starting. But the grounds aren't always in the best condition. read more

This course was a pleasant surprise. I paid only $20 for a Saturday morning tee time. The fairways were in excellent condition, greens were good if not a bit slow, and the pace of play was excellent. Some of the tee boxes weren't in the best shape and the traps were muddy but this was an excellent course for the money. read more

Layout is interesting and fun to play however the condition of the course is bad. Staff friendly, food is good.

I will never go back to Geneva Farm Golf Course. My Bushnell rangefinder was left in my cart and my buddy took the cart back as I was in the clubhouse and I went to get it back but it was "mysteriously" missing. I thought there was a true definition to southern hospitality but I guess this place is still to close to the Mason-Dixon. I wish I could get my $350 rangefinder back. read more

This has to be the worst kept golf course I have ever played on. They seriously should have paid me to play on it. Geneva, do yourself a favor and sell out to a builder or hire a grounds keeper and put some money into the golf course!! read more

I'm not much of a golfer. I just went because my friend was getting married and he want all his groomsmen to get together for a golf outing. This being my first time and all. The golf club was nice and the food was really good. All in all it was a good. read more

Nice course and its gotten better over the past few years. Nice layout and diversity. Good value!

What a disappointment! This course is in no way worth the $52 that they charge for green fees. From tee box to green, this course is in bad shape. Not sure why other courses in the area can maintain their greens and fairways, especially with all the rain we have had. At least 80% of the greens have dry areas that look like elephant skin. Recommend playing Bulls Rock which has a twighlight rate of $67. Elite course for just a few dollars more. Even the Wetlands in Aberdeen and Tanglewoid are better options. Geneva Golf use to be a nice course but the owners have just let it go. The only thing Geneva has over any other course is that they are paperless with golf receipts. This course needs new owners and grounds crew. Would not recommend this course...not worth the $52. Greystone is another good option if you are looking to play golf in the area...well maintained. Total disappointment! read more

Father's Day dinner. 4 adults, 2 kids. Food ordered, brought out, hair in my meal. Waitress takes meal to kitchen, tells me I'll get another. 20 minutes later, everyone has finished their meal, I haven't gotten my replacement, not a word from the waitress. I decide I'll pass on eating, tell the bartender. 2 minutes later, a waitress(?) named Amy brings out a to go bag. We explain that we do not want it and would like our bill. She tells us we will still have to pay for the replacement meal. We tell her we will not be. Amy goes into kitchen and yells "Now those mother f*****s don't want the meal!". Entire dining area hears her. We pay for what we've eaten and leave. Have lived in the North Harford area for 40+ years and have never experienced such a complete lack of customer service and such a high level of ignorance as I did this past Sunday afternoon. This is the third and last time we have had issues with the cast of characters working and running this venue. read more

This place is in horrible condition and a total waste of money to play. I even called to ask about the condition of the course and I was told it was in great shape. Don't waste your money here, I am sure you can find a better place to play. To top it all off, no rangers on the course yesterday and a 5 and. Half hour round of golf. Terrible experience. read more

If you want to re-create Alan Shepherd playing golf on the Moon as your idea of fun, this course is for you. The greens looked like they had been assaulted by thousands of meteors and asteroids without any repair. There is disease on the them, rot from over watering and on #4 and #10, Mr. Magoo was mowing the greens because they continued right thru the fringe, into the rough and down the fairway scalping the grass like Indians mad at the cavalry. A piece of rebar in the shape of a "T" is what the Tee Markers consisted of; appropriately painted of course- totally on Cheap. Noting that this was a former dairy farm does not excuse the acres of clover growing everywhere. Good for cows, bad for golf. To top off this wonderful experience I sat at the bar with my fellow golfers, watched them get waited on twice and was never asked if I wanted anything- I left and I will probably never go back until the groundskeeper is fired and the greens plowed under to start completely anew. The Pro Shop is the size of a bathroom and the restroom was filthy. Stay Away. read more

Possibly the worst 18 hole golf course in Maryland. Not worth the money, poor fairways, horrible tee boxes and the worst greens I've ever seen. Could be a really good track if it were cared for. read more

Wide open course with rolling fairways. Water comes into play on several holes. A fair and enjoyable test for the average player. Carts have GPS which is a plus. Price is competitive with surrounding courses. The condition of some of the greens is the downfall of this course. Many have brown/bare spots and are in need of some major TLC. Although both Ruggles & the Wetlands are a better value for the money in this area, Geneva Farms is not too bad for a change of pace every now and then. read more

Ok so we went to Geneva Farms for dinner and let me tell you I was not happy. Everything was fine until one of the dinners came out and it wasn't made like she asked, no big deal, right ? Just say something and they will fix it! So you would think. Something is said to the waitress (who you can tell is new), that's ok too. Well before you know it the cook/owner comes out and doesn't say "I'm sorry what can we do to make it better,"says " I made this correctly per the menu. To bad for u." Then walks over to our waitress and starts to yell at her In front of everyone. To the point that I got up and told the owner she was making us feel uncomfortable and that she should be ashamed of herself to do that to an employee. The poor girl ran to the bathroom crying! Never in my 39 years have I ever seen someone act like that over a $10 sandwich! As for owner of Geneva Farms you should be ashamed of yourself! Won't be seeing us in there anytime soon! read more