We had a tee time today that we made a week ago. Thought I'd try a new place today. My friends and…read moreI walk in and the guy at the pro counter tells me I can't play there because I had pockets on the side of my shorts (cargo shorts). I have played at all of the courses in our area and beyond. I've never been turned away because of cargo shorts. And they also told my friend that he has to tuck in his shirt. I always practice good golf etiquette. This was disappointing. I personally willing to pay $100 for a round of golf should not be turned away because of having pockets on the side of their shorts. Do better Buck hills.

My favorite Poconos golf course of all time. Immaculate condition. The greens are diabolical. Fast…read moreand true. The views are to die for. Every employee is friendly and professional. Dawn is the grooviest bartender of all time. I strongly recommend this golf course.

Such a beautiful course! The welcome was great and we enjoyed the experience! We were celebrating…read moreour 25th anniversary and they were fantastic! Gave us a history of the course and update on new owners.

A well designed golf course by Mr Nicklaus. In very good condition, especially the greens. I shall…read morereturn.

Great course. At first look it seems easy but it's a pretty tough course to play. I enjoy this…read morecourse and is one of my favorites.

Gorgeous link style golf course and the staff are outstandingly kind, attentive, personable and…read moreprofessional! I've played the course numerous times before and after work as only minutes drive to work! I can't emphasize enough how amazing the staff are in particular - Craig, the Manager, Pam and Josh are superb front desk staff and Ron, the Head Professional Assistant GM is kind and down to earth (as well as all of the staff)! Thank you a million-fold!

My first time golfing at Galloping Hill Golf Course was great! The weather was a perfect 56F and…read morethe course was beautiful. We got to start a little earlier than planned, so that was a plus since it gets darker quicker now (November 2021). There was a mini issue with our cart stalling going up hills, but it all worked out in the end. After a wonderful outing, we stopped by to grab drinks and food at The Hill Tavern Sports Bar & Grill. They were setting up for an event, but that wasn't a problem - staff were friendly and attentive. Food was great, but cocktails were a miss. For food, we ordered the classic burger, buffalo chicken sandwich, mediterranean salad w/ chicken, and the classic caesar w/ salmon. For drinks, we ordered beers, a pear drink, and the bacon bourbon mule - flavors were just off. Overall, my experience was great! I'll probably stick to beer or wine next time though.

I would give them a zero star rating if possible. This establishment is beyond racist and should be…read moreashamed of themselves.

Attended a wedding here recently and I must say, I was pleasantly surprised! Getting there was a…read morehike from where we're from. It was easy to find during the afternoon but I can see how some people can get lost here at night since the area is very dark with no street lights. The entrance was very an unassuming so my first impression was just meh. The courtyard where the cocktail and hors d'oeuvres were held was just plain. The food was good though. Very tasty. Then we were moved to the reception hall. Wow. They did a great job decorating the place! I know the wedding was small but the location was perfect for it. The food was delicious as well!

This place and venue is without a shadow of a doubt one of the most beautiful escapes I have ever…read morebeen to for a wedding. In early December one of my former coworkers held his wedding here along the Hudson Valley line area. . . . excuse me . . . . but I'm not familiar with anything in New York outside of the city. But MAN is it gorgeous out here. There was a castle on a hilltop in the distance! Small mountains or very big hills surrounding sweeping planes of golf course green. The back area had a fire pit and seating while inside there were epic chandeliers, toasty fireplaces, and long tables set up along the sides with a large dance hall area for the middle in a giant hall. The actual wedding took place in a greenhouse like atrium attached and covered outside. Seriously, gorgeous building and location for any special occasion or wedding. The service was impeccable. Waiters came by for the toasting hour before dinner with little appetizers and canapes. There was some kind of delicious mapley fatty bacon in there somewhere that was awesome. So why four stars and not five? Man, those bartenders, even though they are very generous and sweet as can be, cannot pour a good drink. I switched from wine because I wasn't a fan of it to quickly an old fashioned which tasted incredibly off. I think because it was a more classic style. But then later I experimented with trying a Manhattan cocktail after I saw my friend with it and that was even worse. Finally, resolved to sticking to well liquor and a simple mixer and everything was fine after that. The food was meh. The salad course was actually my favorite part. I'm not sure if they make the food on premises though or if there is a catering deal of sorts. But we had an arugula salad with a lemon vinaigrette and shaved pecorino romano and it was AWESOME. So flavorful and simple and refreshing. For my entree the choices were either diver sea scallops or New York Strip Steak. Easy choice. Steak, duh. It was served with garrison seasonal farm vegetables and parmesan risotto in a red wine jus. The sauce was interesting - good I think but weird. The meat was really tough. It was cooked okay but it was just a super poor cut of meat with a lot of fat grizzle and just hard to chew and enjoy. That was the main focal point of the meal though and I was pretty dismayed. Also heard from other people at the wedding that the scallops were just as bad. Very tiny portion and it had a funky off taste to them. Great location, stunning and in every sense beautiful beyond words. Food and drinks - very meh. Solid Four stars.

Played Beaver Brook for the second time recently and we again had a good time. The layout has a few…read moreholes with blind doglegs and it's hilly, but it's very affordable and the starter and pro-shop guys were nice for a very cold Friday morning. There were a couple of holes where there was a bit of damage on the fairways, and the flags were in the back in every hole, but otherwise the course was in decent shape for November. Not sure of the prices were low because of the time of year, but I'd come back and play here again.

My sister had her wedding ceremony here and I was so impressed. The patio has beautiful views. The…read morefood was so good. Loved the salmon and the salad. Also very impressed with the bar. Had a few martinis and they were all delicious

Coming from Los Angeles, CA and Jupiter, FL, this course has everything I don't normally see. I had…read morea ton of fun playing here. Was a very tough course with plenty of changes in elevation, gorgeous views, very fun and well designed holes/pin placements. The greens were in phenomenal shape. Fast and very tricky. Can't wait to come back again next time I am in town.

People had been telling me how awesome this course was, so I had to go check it out. I have to say…read morethat its placement is pretty cool. The clubhouse sits atop a big hill, and the course meanders around it on all sides. There are many elevation changes, which I like, as you go uphill and them back down hill. A couple of ponds are scattered around the course. Mainly on the front nine holes. The back is much prettier than the front though. The holes range from challenging, to easy. The course was in good shape for the most part. The tees were a bit weedy, but the fairways and greens were fine. So why did I only give it 3 stars you might ask... well, a few reasons..... They don't do the little things to set themselves above other courses. One thing that I noticed. Was that they don"t accentuate their namesake. This place is littered with stone walls, and other natural hardscapes, yet the do nothing to show them off. There is no weed eating around them, planting around them, or anything to just bring your attention to them. I think that's a missed opportunity on their place. On one hole, they mow their name into a grass hillside (see picture). It"s "STONE Hedge" for christ sake. Use some and spell it out on that hill, make it stand out. Maybe some colorful flower plantings around the clubhouse will add a little splash of color to the green area. However, the thing that pissed me off, was that all the water stations I went to were empty. How do you not refill those daily in July?? That's just plain apathetic. If they just wanted to do a little bit more of the little things, they could easily get a 4 or 5 star rating.

A really nice course with some challenge. The sand traps are exactly where you will drive it, so be…read moreweary. A lot of fun with very nice staff. Will be back.

Beautiful county course that is kept in private course condition. Greens are lightning fast and…read morevery challenging. The staff is very nice and helpful. I strongly recommend this golf course.

Great staff in the pro shop. Very helpful. Wonderful…read morebar/restaurant in the shared parking lot.

Course is great, staff friendly and informative. I rate the course a5. Would definitely come back…read moreand play aging. 5 stars

Used to be my home course but glad it isn't anymore. Place has gone completely down hill. No sand…read morein the traps, fairways get burnt out when it's dry and swampy when it's wet as the drainage sucks. Rangers are beyond arrogant. Could be one of the best public golf facilities in NJ but it's now one of the worst. The folks what run this place should take lessons from the folks at Heron Glen, Neshanic or the Monmouth County courses. So much better that Flanders.

Challenging course overall. The course is in really bad shape and not maintained well. No sand in…read moretraps, decent fairways, and you are hitting off the ground in many areas due to grass being very thin. I will play again, but maybe 1x per year. Of all the county courses, this is definitely the least quality one.