Quick take on the round played yesterday…read more Set up: Head to their website, add in date, time and number of players. From there it's the odd thing of where you cannot pay for your round in advance, only a nuisance convenience fee and then the rest is due at the course. Speaking of nickel and dime nuisance fees; on the site it does say that the tax is not included but nowhere until you get to the pro shop does it mention anything about a surcharge for card usage. That would have been useful information to have had in advance. theclubatmorganhill.com/online-tee-times/ We played on a weekday afternoon and overall the course was wide-open. One twosome a few holes ahead and another twosome a few holes behind. We started fifteen minutes early and went door to door in three hours and ten minutes. Let's talk about course conditions. Not good. Most of the tee boxes are chewed up and in bad shape. Your choices to tee up are either an almost thick scruffy scrub grass or into tons of divots filled with sand. Fairways have a lot of brown in them and are fast due to being very dry combined with sloped. The rough is well, rough. Very dense and very thick, Super easy to lose balls that on many other courses would be easily find-able. Most of the greens on the front 9 are nice but a couple on the back are not. A nice bumpy-chop-roll over some rough spots. The course design is interesting. The fairways are definitely narrow and most are slanted. While a few greens are very small, a few are cavernous with multiple drops/turns/undulations but overall they play slow. There is a hole or two with water but it never came into play for us. A few gimmick holes with blind tee shots. #18 & #14 with upward elevation or #12 with extreme downward descent (169 from the whites and a soft 9 or a PW might be more than enough club on this one). To me, is this a tough course? So-So. We opened up putting for par on the first four holes with little issue. Are there some difficult holes? Most definitely, yes. The par 5's of #5 and #13 are to put it mildly, hard. Weekdays after 4pm will set you back $40 (plus fees if you pay with a card and use their website). Is that fair for this course? Overall, yeah, it's not bad. Is that the best use of your discretionary golf money? Maybe/maybe not. You could play after 3pm twice at Sawmill for the same price. Pocono Club or Jack Frost are superior courses and either can be played for the same price as Morgan, or a few bucks less. Glad I came and finally played here. It was a nice one to check off the local area list of places that I've been meaning to play for a long time. Although, I think for the foreseeable future I'm good on not playing here for a bit. Nothing wrong with the course, but personally, nothing compels me to want to return either. Three stars all the way.

I couldn't have had a better experience at Morgan Hill. My husband, cousin and I went there for the…read morefirst time and had the best time. The customer service was some of the best I've had and the facilities, restaurant/bar as well as the course were immaculate. The guy in the pro shop was soooo nice and more than helpful when working with us due to weather delays. He is one huge reason we will definitely be coming back!

Great atmosphere, food was decent, and the service was great. Met the pro who was very friendly and…read morepromoting some leagues they do. It does take a bit to get used to hitting the ball on shorter shots and putts but we will certainly be back.

Staff is professional and nice. Course is always in great condition. Carts are well maintained…read more Price reasonable for the conditions.

A solid golf course, always in good shape, has a friendly staff and reasonable prices.read more

I went to Joe's one rainy day to see what it is like to hit golf balls in a simulator. As soon as…read moreI walked in the place Joe greeted me and made me feel welcome. Before long I was hitting balls onto a simulated driving range and seeing the results of every swing in several different measures such as distance and launch angle and spin etc. I hit a lot of balls in my hour there and realized some of the ways I could improve my swing. Joe emailed me the reports from my session so I could study the results more carefully. I've been playing for over 30 years and never shot under 80. I had several 81's over the years but could never break 80 UNTIL; I went to Joe's a couple of times. The month following my first experience at Joe's I have shot under 80 six times within a month including a 74 (2 over par). The improvement stems from all of the things I realized and figured out at Joe's. I can't tell you how much I appreciate what Joe's Golf Simulator has done to my game. Thanks Joe!!!

Joe has a very nice and private set up. Simulator works great, very similar to Golf Galaxy. I…read morebought a new set of irons and was looking for a place to compare with my old set and tune the new ones. I was able to create my own profile and generate data for each club. Afterwards, Joe sent me two file formats of my data. The CSV format was great since it opened in Excel which allowed me to manipulate/organize the data. I would definitely recommend Joe's Golf Simulator. I did not get a chance to try the golf course he had, maybe next time.

(Maybe at some point I'll update with pictures to make this a bit more well-rounded, but for now,…read morethis is good enough.) Nothing I love more in life than being the contrarian and finding/enjoying the quirky things that few others do. In terms of a local golf course, Willow Brook checks all of the boxes. The course is located on/shares space with a horse farm. Back in the day it was a traditional 18 hole course, but the configuration has been modified to 9 with the rest of the land being turned into a housing development that is still actively being built by the 8th green & 9th tee. If you look at the map on Yelp, which is of course nicked from Google, it does a poor job explaining the simple basic of how you even get to the course unless you go to the satellite tab. You're either heading down Howertown Road and then going on to at times, basically a single lane drive that snakes through some trees and past a few homes to the parking area or you can ignore the road closed signs on Willowbrook Road and enter via Sappho Cody Lane. The parking is on some grass by a horse competition area. From there you walk down Joe Cody Lane to the shack where you pay. A few randoms: Current hours are 10-4 daily. $20 for 9 or $30 for 18 and it's cash only - all walk with no carts. Not uncommon to find the shack where you're supposed to pay be unmanned with a note taped to one of the sliding glass doors to find them on the course and pay then. So far, I paid once when the guy stopped to say hello as he was mowing the fairway grass and the other time a different guy was doing some work on the green at #4. Three par 3's that start in the 130 yard range up to the two par 5's that go to the mid to upper 400's. Nothing is terribly difficult if you can, lol, keep it relatively straight. The thing I love more than anything is the angle of them not having carts because that keeps the crowds a-way and that is what I'm looking for. The two times I've been here, counting myself, I haven't seen ten people in total out playing (chef's kiss on that one). The course is what you would expect for the price. I'm no pro so I'm not looking for much past a cheap price. To me the fairways and greens are in good enough shape. The only thing they gave up on years ago are the sand traps. They're basically concrete slabs with vegetation growing in them. Also, if you're willing to dig around a bit, plenty of balls in the tall grass and by the creek area that people gave up on. For everyone one I lose, I usually find two. Yeah, this place is odd and quirky and some will be turned off by the no carts but to me, it's beautiful and quiet. As long as the crowds don't suddenly start swarming here during the week, I'm all in for the foreseeable future. willowbrook9.com/

Today we went for lunch at the new Willow Grille at the 9 hole course at Willowbrook Golf Course…read more The atmosphere is rustic with open beams and lots of windows. There's a beautiful patio which has a great view of the course. So relaxing you feel like your out in the country. We ate inside due to the humidity but would choose to sit outside on a cooler day. We ordered burgers which were really good & had a great grilled flavor. Val, our server was friendly and made you feel at home. So nice to know we have a beautiful place to go for lunch right in our backyard!

Love this course! It's only 9 holes but is very well kept and the price can't be beat! The back 5…read moreholes are especially scenic and isolated..You won't be bored playing 9 holes two times! Hole 8 is my favorite par 3 of any course Ive played!

Pace of play was terrible. The guy in the pro shop was very rude and they must not have a…read moremaintenance crew because the greens are absolutely horrendous. It is cheap but paying $28 to play 9 holes here is the biggest scam in the entire universe

Kyle turned my game around with insightful training using Golftec's unique video and electronic…read moredevices. It took commitment to a lesson and two practice days each week but the results are well worth it. The lessons and club fittings added distance and accuracy. If you travel you can practice at any other Golftec location. Indoor winter lessons and practice got me ready for spring. Not cheap but worth bit if you really want to play well.

Very accommodating. The coupon program was extremely helpful when deciding which shoe I want to…read moreinvest in for the next pair I purchase.

I have gone to this store for children's shoes many times but when I walked in today, looking for…read moreboots for my grandson, they had NOTHING! Not one pair of boys boots, any size! Boscovs, here we come.