Wow! What a gem this place is. Was driving from NYC to Adirondacks to ski for the weekend and…read morewanted to get 9 holes in somewhere. Stop at Copake and they said while they hadn't officially opened for the season, but that I could walk the course for free! It's a hilly course, but with really great golden age design. The course fits the property really well, with a good mix of elevation change, dog legs, and some nice blind approaches. Stopped in the Clubhouse bar after the round and had a fantastic meal and chatted with some of the locals. The food was delicious and the service impeccable from the lovely young lady behind the bar. 10/10 recommend and will be back!

Happy hour is a killer deal. $3 craft beers and $4 wines. It can't be beat. Friendly staff too!…read more Lots of golfers and people who are interested in horse racing and betting if that's your thing. I prefer having a good time with the people I'm with.

My husband and I were in the Catskills for a midweek getaway for his birthday and we decided to go…read moreplay a few rounds of golf the day of his birthday. I had researched a few golf resorts in the area beforehand and it was between Island Green and one other place. The deciding factor was price and the fact that Island Green had a tee time that better aligned with our schedule. To be honest, my husband and I are golf novices and everyone at the resort was so friendly and helpful, on and off the course! We didn't have time to finish all of the holes due to a dinner reservation but we had such a great time. The condition of the curse was very well maintained and it wasn't too crowded for a Tuesday afternoon!

1/5 7 minutes ago on Google…read moreSo for those of you planning a wedding nearby... we had the most horrific experience here. Wedding across the street and with few places to stay in the area we rented out the Island Green for family guests. I had visited the place prior to the wedding to meet with the owner and check things out. He showed me a couple of rooms. I did not go deep into the rooms but peeked in ( except for the clubhouse "suites" which only had an outdoor entrance and it was necessary to walk through one bedroom to get to the next. There were 4 double beds in each rooms and each had one bath.) Clear this establishment is not meant for any but male golfers. The owner made a big deal about their restaurant chef and I was introduced to him during my visit. They both talked about how talented the chef was and how delicious the food was. I asked about their hours and was told they would extend their dining hours for our guests if we brought in enough people. The wedding was held in the fall. The guests staying there stayed in rooms that had scraps lumber in the closets, some closets unfinished, no hangers, one guests sink faucet was hanging loose. One guest said the cabinets were dirty as well as the refrigerator. One guest room had no heat. One room's only tv was in a hallway with no room to sit and required you stand in the hallway to view the screen. I am sure there were more issues but we were spared so we could enjoy the reason we were all there. The wonderful food they advertised was nonexistent. They were getting ready to close for the season so the food supply was negligible. I believe they had told guests they were going to bring in some pork to make barbecue but they did not follow through with that promise. When the manager was approached he got very defensive and claimed I had approved every room during my visit which was untrue as I had viewed three total rooms and had only looked into the clubhouse suites because I was trying to figure out who would be comfortable staying there with their rooms wide open and the front bedroom used as an entrance to the second room. He was dismissive to the guests who approached him over the issues I was aware of. The guests staying there described it as similar to a motel featured in the tv show Schitt's Creek if you are familiar. I understand most people who stay there are men and play golf there in the warmer months. The rooms are laid out to accommodate many people in each room. They may not have the same expectations. This is not a RESORT!!!! A resort is a self-contained commercial establishment--such as a hotel, beach, or ski destination--that provides lodging, food, entertainment, and recreation for vacationers It was definitely a rip off for the guests and humiliating for us to have promoted their accommodations. If you are planning a wedding nearby just food for thought. Maybe they'll clean things up but this was a nightmare for us.

Can't go wrong with a golf course whose motto is GOLF IN PEACE. Nice Pro named Judd in the pro…read moreshop. They are a members only club but do make provisions for "tourists" in the area. Their website lays out what you need to have to demonstrate you are a tourist. We weren't asked to show papers or anything, hey, this is chilled out Woodstock NY for God's sake! We used the putting green and had fun practicing our strokes. They don't have tee times so guests are asked to call in to see what times are good times for guests. First priority goes to members. The course is well taken care of and seems to have some challenging spots. It's mostly flat which is good for sight lines and for seeing your ball and the flags. They have plenty of golf carts. There is also a restaurant attached . Nice people work there.

I'm giving this place 3 separate ratings…read more First and foremost for the golf course. The golf course is an underrated gem of the area. We found the golf course fun and playable, and super well-maintained, with super staff. Highly recommend it. Unfortunately, the second part of our rating pertains to the other amenities, specifically the clubhouse, which underwhelmed because although it was an unbelievably stately facility, there was no food or drinks to be had. Couldn't get a good feel for what ownership's intent is here. But again, 5 stars for the golf course, 2 stars for the amenities, 4 stars for the potential.

Great course! Very well kept and friendly staff. Don't let the 3.6 review stare you away from this…read moreplace. Would most definitely golf here again if I ever find myself in this area again! Outdoor bar is a plus!

Excellent roller skating rink in the Catskills! You can rent quad skates or bring your own (quads…read moreor inlines). Why aren't there more places like this? +'s: Large wood skating area with music/lights, GREAT place for kids parties (skating games and horse races), Snack bar, Friendly staff, History (family owned and operated since 1940!!) -'s: My sore hip the next day. Falling sucks.

If I could give this place less than a star I would. It's dirty and disgusting and in need of a…read moreserious makeover. I honestly have a hard time imagining this place is possibly up to code. To start.... they are cash only. Kinda inconvenient to the customer. I left and found and ATM only because the kids were dying to skate. I asked about if there's any plans for merchant services in the future so I can return without having to pay an ATM fee. They acted insulted and told me absolutely not there is no need for it. I was a little confused cause of how inconvenient it was for me. The customer. The one who pays. But ok. Then we rent the skates and walk in. To say this place is falling apart is an understatement. The ceilings are falling down and appear to have black mold in ten corner. There were two buckets hanging from the ceiling to collect water from rainfall. Under the bucket the floor was a wet puddle and warped from it happening over time. All the paint is chipping. It smelled horrendous. Maybe some credit card scanners wouldn't kill you to allow more customers through the door to fix this place up. To say the least. We will NEVER return. I made that clear to the kiddos. Never.

You need to check out Sycamore! They have recently become a public country club with full bar and…read morerestaurant. They deliver which is a blessing for anyone in the hollow. They have great food, reasonable prices and offer delicious specials. The staff there are wonderful and the chef Adam does a fantastic job. Go there and check it out!

Great course with great views. Very fairly priced. The carts are in great shape as well. I would…read morehighly recommend checking it out.

As long as I can remember, Woodstock's Village Green is where would-be drummers want to show off…read moretheir skills and drum with the 1969 hippie pros on Sundays. Even hubs was lamenting he didn't bring his Bongos he had gotten for Father's a day from my daughter. Or- if you don't have percussion skills, you could just sit back on one of their benches and enjoy the music. Simple as that. Clearly, this patch of green in the center of it all- is historic. No intimidation here. Enjoy the groove.

what a beautiful lovely place in the center of town with views of the whole center of town with…read morelovely benches to sit and people watch and just relax and very vibrant atmosphere and people and children and i would recommend this to everyone who likes to sit and take in the scenery and maybe chat with a friend and take a break

During a recent visit up from NYC, I was on the hunt for a decent driving range. Low and behold I…read morediscovered NY Golf Park in Hudson, NY. Situated in a semi-farm like pasture setting, it was just what the doctor ordered. Well kept, shady seating areas, nicely mowed lawn, facing beautiful horses in the distance. Great place to get some swings in, nice staff, and very convenient to Hudson proper. The grass tees were not open during my visit but that was due to the heavy rain fall a couple of days before. I will definitely visit this place again!!

Just finished a series of golf lessons with Lucas Cohen. I have to say if you want clear…read moreinstructions and critical constructive correction, Lucas is the person you need. Additionally, the staff at the driving range could not be more friendly or helpful; Kevin and Mikayla provide the ultimate icustomer service!