With summer weather starting to warm, this place is special! The woods and brook are now in new…read morefresh green and so welcoming. The music was also a very nice feature. You need to come to a nine and dine saturday it's a lot of fun !

Gorgeous scenery! I thoroughly enjoy playing this course every year. Just the right amount of…read morechallenges. The staff is friendly. The clubhouse is newer and a great place to host an event. I was there for a tournament and the buffet style dinner was delicious, pulled pork, mac and cheese, cole slaw to name a few of the items.

The coarse is in horrible shambles and ruts in-all the fairways with standing water. Very unkept…read more They should have cancelled our tournament. highway robbery. I will never go back

I played here a couple years ago in the summer and enjoyed the course. It had nice rolling hills…read moreand was a simple layout, but had its challenges. It was inexpensive to play, especially with walking. I would for sure play here again, especially with it being in the Finger Lakes and near wine country.

A group of family and friends have been golfing at FarView for quite a few years together. I've…read moreseen substantial improvements in terms of drainage, greens and general maintenance. I salute the ownership for keeping greens fees low, (lowest in the Rochester area) maybe to a fault. There could be a few additional improvements that could be made, but it seems that steps continue to be taken. The pro shop and customer service is always friendly and happy to see you, and tee times are usually on time. I can't recommend Farview enough for the course, views, hospitality and value!

The course is kept in championship class condition. It presents a rare variety of challenges, hills…read moreand dales, water and dog-legs. Some holes are short and some long for the par rating, fun, but a challenge for all golfers no matter what their handicap. Jim and Robert Ryan, the course professional, are a delight to talk to. I've signed up for 2-years membership, putting my money (it is very reasonable) where my mouth is. Colin Scott

Great course greens are super fast and in great condition. Lots of trees. Staff very friendly .read more

Hands down best course in the area. Shouldn't even be mentioned in the same sentence as some of the…read moreglorified cow pastures around here (cough cough Hillendale cough cough Newman)

I haven't been here in awhile and played in a colleague's dad's memorial tournament. The grounds…read morewere ok but the dinner was phenomenal. It was mass produced as any tournament but it was delicious. Will definitely be back.

I really love this course. I've played both the Charleston Pines 18 and the Island Oaks 18 and I…read moreenjoyed both layouts, but I liked Island Oaks a little more for the elevation changes showcasing the rolling hills. I haven't been there in a couple years, but have been itching to go back. The best part of playing there is that the first time I went, I played on back to back days during a week off from work and they gave me a loyalty card for a percentage off my next round.

The pro shop near the golf carts is very convenient. I like the choices of food and drinks they…read morehave. Prices are even good especially for those in a league. The only complaint I have is the greens. They need to be worked on to get rid of the divots and bumps. The fairways are descent and the rough is cut to a descent length. The drainage is even pretty good on steady rain days.

With such beautiful weather a few of us decided to go golfing Saturday morning, we didnt have a tee…read moretime and decided we would just go and see what was available. We were allowed to go right out and the three of us golfed the back nine. We got two golf carts and three people for only $84. I thought that was a great price. It's been a few... well many years since I've played. Greens were well maintained and favored fairway play. I was surprised at how decent I played... like riding a bike lol. Cute bar area with a few tables and area to chill after your round. I would be happy to go back.

Super nice course and the owners are so nice. It's my new favorite course and could golf here…read moreeveryday. Well maintained and carts are in great shape!

One of my favorite 8-hole courses. Well maintained, beautiful landscapes and very friendly staff…read more Snacks and drinks available in the lobby, as well. Prices are low, it's well worth the drive to golf here!

Haven't played Davis in a number of years, and was pleasantly surprised. The previous condition of…read morethe course was nothing to rave about, but it is obvious that things have changed. Although certainly not the country club quality, the fairways are delineated from the rough, and we found the greens in particular to be exceptional. The price is very reasonable, at $27 for seniors, cart included. They do not take tee times, so you just show up, but when we played early recently, this was not an issue. By later in the day, the course was getting a fair amount of play, and deservedly so. We did not eat at the restaurant on this occasion, and so cannot speak to that. However, having played in tournaments at Davis in previous years, we found the bar and restaurant to be more than adequate. The only minor criticism that we had of the course is that it lacks yardage markers. There are no yardage stakes in the fairways, distances identified by markers in the fairways are lacking. Overall we had a good experience, and would definitely recommend it. It's off the beaten path, but obviously well-known to locals, who seem to be a patronizing it. The course itself is very open and most areas, and is located in a scenic area, with views of the valley to the west. For a change of pace, we will occasionally return to Davis. Again, our only recommendation would be to have yardage markers on the holes. It's a simple enough accommodation, and as not everyone has a personal rangefinder, it would be of help to the average golfer.

I played here a few years ago and enjoyed the course. It's pretty well kept, but the layout is…read morerelatively simple and open, which is great for beginners though. I played there on a weekend morning and there weren't a whole lot of people out playing, which was surprising to me because the course was in great shape. It's a relatively inexpensive round too.

A group gathered to celebrate a friend's birthday. I had never been here, it was kind of an…read moreadventure to go. Their menu is pretty accommodating to all kinds of tastes. We wanted to share a few calamari appetizers, but they were out. I opted for a French Fries basket. I think the best FF I have eaten in my life. Our order went from sandwiches, burgers, to full dinner entrées: Chicken Marsala, Chicken Milanese, Lamb Chops, different Fish Fryes.) broil, beer batter) Everyone seemed to enjoy their meal. My Chicken Milanese was excellent on a bed of arugula salad with shaved Parmesan and dried tomatoes. There is an extensive bar menu of wines, beers, cocktails. For dessert, we shared Chocolate Fanache & Lemon Blueberry Cheesecake. It is spotty, but there are young staff and we didn't mind. The atmosphere is surrounded by nature. How can one not like it?

We've eaten here many times in the past 5 years. Food is good, prices have gone up but are still…read moredecent, service is excellent, and this is one of the few old-fashioned sit-down restaurants left around. I'd rate it a 4.5 if it wasn't for the thievery they are now practicing on their customers... So, at the end of an always-enjoyable meal, instead of an itemized bill (which I believe is REQUIRED BY LAW), the waiter just presented a hand-held payment device stating NOTHING but the total. We demanded an itemized bill, which they took 5 minutes to create. Now, this itemized bill amount was a bit less, which could've been an honest mistake, but really, do they EVER make a mistake in the customer's favor? As normal, we leave a 20% pre-tax tip (one of the reasons why we needed the itemized bill), but when entering the credit card info, the machine "suggested" different tip amounts, and THERE is where the blatant scam occurrs! So, on a pre-tax bill of $78, what is 20%? It's $15.60. The post tax bill was something around 84.25, and 20% of THAT would be $16.85. But this hand-held "electronic grift machine" says that 20% is.....$21?? In what alternate universe is THIS possible? The obvious answer is that they are trying to scam people out of another $5, maybe $10, or even more! When did they decide to fleece their customers for petty increases? Do they think that fiscal dishonesty is a valid business model? Daheq are they THINKING?? Well, right now I'm filing a complaint with the NY State Attorney General's office. I'm disappointed, because I really liked the place despite it being located on a golf course, but it will be a cold day in hell when I'll give any business to a thief again! If anybody decides to eat there, DEMAND an itemized bill, and expect that they WILL try to fleece you.

Very hard golf course due to all the hazards. Lots of water, tall grasses, marshy areas, and blind…read morespots. Beautiful views, dining, and pro shop is stocked with anything you might have forgotten. Clean restrooms inside, only Porta potties on the course. No water stations on the course, clean carts, friendly service, lots of lost balls. Enjoyed seeing lots of wildlife, including deer, Blue Heron, and more.

I played a round of golf here last summer and really enjoyed it! The course was in great shape and…read morewith being one of the first ones on the course that morning, I was done with my round in no time. The layout was nice and I really enjoyed how they incorporated the creek into the layout to give it that extra bit of a challenge, while also making some holes picturesque. It was an hour drive for me to go play there, but I would definitely go back to play there again!