Mr. Cronin is a great host and raconteur, and he treated me and my old college buddy like royalty…read morewhich we assuredly are not. He was working the whole time, while still taking care of us after we showed up on the spur of the moment, from a mini-reunion near Lake George. He wouldn't even let us pay for range balls -- oops, I hope this doesn't cost him -- which we hit with the Hudson River flowing by on our right. Such down to earth experiences are more and more rare; thank you Mister C.

The owner and all the staff are very friendly. They treat you like family. I've only been to the…read morerange, I haven't actually golfed in over 3 years so I figured I'd better embarrass myself here verses on the course

dandelion weeds w/ giant white heads were everywhere - in the fairway especially. good luck finding…read moreyour ball amongst a million white circular weeds!! The black flies were intolerable! We paid $95/each & we quit after 9 holes. Worst golf experience of my life!!!

A nice layout, with wonderful views of the Adirondacks, but conditions are not good. Greens are…read morelush, too lush, like putting on a shag carpet. Some of the tees are ragged. Eventually played a yellow ball as there was so much clover on the fairways it was hard to see a white ball. And, the $95 greens fee is the same if you want to walk or ride, WTH? Unless forced to, I walk the course, how golf is meant to be. So I had to pay a premium to walk. Nonsense. Played Craig Wood Golf Club also in Lake Placid the next day. Much better conditioned course, Much more golfer friendly. $45 to walk.

Very unique and challenging holes. The staff was very accommodating. I will be coming back!read more

Grounds are in really rough shape. Majority of the greens are sandy and an absolute mess. Cart died…read moretwice on the course.

So- I was here with some guys from my gold club looking for a course in the area to have a large…read moretournament at. With players coming in from all over- approximately 150 golfers playing multiple tournaments over 3-4 days. A pretty good source of income for any public course. THATS NEVER GOING TO HAPPEN. 1st off that you for being open during the current times. Secondly, the older man in the pro shop charging for greens fees was very nice as was the guy tending to the golf carts at the end of the day. Unfortunately that is all the niceties I have to offer. The fairways were mostly brown. The tee boxes were unkept. The ruffs were unplayable and the greens for the most part by and large were trash. Not to mention- the absolutely awful POS who I almost told where to go and exactly how to get there and gave my 2 cents to.. but instead I just let it go as it was the last of the holes and it was decided they HE was the reason we'd never have a tournament there. I sliced a brand new ball in the water and went to get it out. The 1st two balls I got out we're mine, so I dropped them in the ruff beside the water. That's when I looked up to a screaming belligerent nasty POS screaming at me for trying to find my ball- that I had just pulled out. Yelling at me that even though there are no signs indicating this wasn't allowed- he was telling me so in the most a-hole way possible. Telling me he owns the golf course and that he owns those lost balls, including my ball. Stating he uses them for his driving rage, which is also pretty low brow as far as below par driving ranges go. So- 150 golfers at $60 per round and 9 rounds for each golfer at 3 per day for 3 days equals $81,000 not to mention all the money spent on BEER and drinks and food etc. PLUS all money spent in the pro shop on random things YOU WILL NEVER SEE! hahahah what a looser. And if that nasty guy does actually own the course, that I seriously doubt- he can read this and take a good look in the mirror and thing about what he could have done with $100,000 or so... my advice- never play here.

I have played here annually for the last ten years when my family travels to Lake Placid. It is a…read moregreat experience every time. The views are incredible. A few rough cart paths but that's no big deal. We love Craig Wood Golf Course and highly recommend it.

This is seriously not a bad course for the price. It's a decent par 34, 9 hole course. Some holes…read moreare more challenging than others and some are rather simple - there is only 1 par 5 (hole 8). Watch out for the greens as they are not always in the best condition. Lots of outdoor fresh air once you get past hole 3. It's a great starter course - $20 for 18 with a golf cart. Thumbs up! Plus, the clubhouse has food and alcohol.

Pretty solid executive course, mostly 3s and short 4s, good way to get you golf fix without wasting…read morea whole day.

Absolutely great service at a great casual course…read more Nick was absolutely fantastic at the front desk giving us a putter when we forgot ours. Additionally, Adam was amazing being a very polite groundskeeper. Very pleased and will 10/10 be returning

We were a group of four on a summer weekday. Mini Golf holes ranged from easy, to somewhat…read morechallenging. We were there on a Trivia Day, so every hole had a trivia question... (questions curated by a teacher so they were thoughtful and moderately difficult). Pricing moderate, and if you are the winning team on trivia, you win your choice of a beverage at the end of the course. Definitely a fun thing to do!!! Cannot wait to go back this summer!!

We had a great time. It was kinda challenging and kinda plain. The mini golf courses weren't well…read moremaintained but we still managed to have a good time. It was a diamond in the rough.

Just completed golf lessons here over the last 6/8 weeks with a great and charming golf pro Dave…read more Dave had clear agenda and provided us with accurate schedules, hands on lessons and he had some amazing tips and training tools throughout the lessons. The club is beautiful and well maintained. The service from the pro shop to the club house was excellent. Members and staff were very friendly and created an inviting atmosphere. I would highly recommend.

I'm a wedding photographer and so I sort of know what a buck will get you in the world of wedding…read morevenues. In Burlington, Vermont - the Burlington Country Club is the best value (while still considering atmosphere) up there. It's less than half the cost of most other venues and they cater in-house. They've got a great, wide, covered terrace that works great for formals in the rain (I've had to do it more than once). The food is wedding food but I've had much, much worse. The staff is very efficient and the catering manager is on the ball. For an urban, indoor environment it's pretty great.