Incredible round of golf with friends. It was my wedding weekend and the greens were in pristine…read morecondition and the layout was challenging. Will certainly return this summer to try all 27 holes. Mulligan to the Green for life.

Great course! One of the more challenging ones the area with elevation, difficult greens and…read morehazards that play to tee box. Fairly long at /almost 6500yrds. Fairways were nice and well kept. Trees are medium to large and do come into play. The elevation can throw off distances, so when playing a higher elevation green, club up for sure. Rough is ok unless to go for it in which case you run the chance of get ur clubhead snagged. Greens are tough...Seems the groundskeeper was having a bad morning but everything was on a slope it seemed. Still did better than the two regulars who were paired up with me. One thing that did get me was how humid it was...It wrecked havoc on my grip and I had to be conscious of it. Pro-shop like all the courses I have been to in NJ and border NY have no ball markers for sale. However, the gent at the shop gave a sample one since he heard I was visiting from CA. That was class of him for sure. Love the course and layout. I played Pines and Lake side which confused my golf app but 85 everywhere is 85. Highly recommend...Not sure why a lot of golfers in the area grade so harshly on their courses...As I have mentioned to others I have golfed with in the area. Your municipal courses are like amour high end courses from a groundskeeping standpoint. Plus most of the people I have played so far in the Northern NJ border NY we're ok at best 20-30+ hdcpers and are the last people who should review any course. Now if you are mid to single digit handicapper this is a must golf if you are in the area and highly recommended if you are looking for a challenging course.

This has been my go-to course since moving here from the Mid-west. Save 6, 9 and 18, it is very…read morewalkable, and those three holes let you know if you need to up your cardio workouts. The greens roll well, often getting speedier a few times mid-season. The range is good, the practice bunker better than nothing and the putting and chipping greens are excellent. Weekday pace of play is perfect, and if you can get the early weekend times, you can get off the course by 11 to 11:30. The food might be the best at any public course. Some of the friendlier pro shop, starter and even rangers I've ever been around. The longest hitters might find it a bit short, but the vast majority of public golfers will find the routing enjoyable and the overall experience one worth repeating.

Enjoyable course. Good condition, great greens. Challenging in places, forgiving in others. Great…read morefor all levels.

Good looking course. Fairways looked a bit roughed up with cart tracks and divots but that's on…read morethe patrons too. Tee boxes needed to recover but the staff were there to point it out if necessary. Interesting with lots of elevation changes and sometimes sizable gaps to the fairway. Carts are solid with distance estimates, cart path and pace of play warning and even messages from the staff gf. We had someone give us a friendly warning on pace of play but I recognize they had to, but in our defense we were getting back up by the group in front. Still, the staff were cool about so no complaints. No cart girls. I believe that's because the paths were quite narrow with the elevation changes too. There's a midway station somewhere (I forget which hole) where you can pit and refuel.

Challenging course that is always improving. The staff is very attentive…read more Greens and fairways are in great shape all year round. After your round you can relax at the Patriot Lounge for some drinks and food.

Spook Rock was my home course for over 20 years. What a great bunch of fellas in the Men's Club and…read moregreat supporting cast with Head Pro Jim McCann, Asst. Chris, Director of Outside Operations Paulie and Grill Manger Trish. Everyone treated you as family, though sometimes a distant Uncle but family none the less. Miss everyone up there !

The no profile people complain about the greens fees, golf is an expensive sport kiddo so that…read morebeing the overshadowing premise of low stars -- you'll never find true golf love and I'm sorry for your loss. I felt the fresh youngish history in the air, mountain golf just around the southern base of Harriman State Park. That's a one hour drive for mua, Triboro Bridge, Major Deegan Expressway and three podunk tolls, a lot of NYC Easter Sunday aggravation to commit to. But hear ye well -- "Totally worth it."!! Ask I walked across the practice green, clad in sanguine red polo pants, I considered all the puttts I'd have out there and scoped out a few angles taking mental notes. Most important note -- stay below the hole --. The wind blowing through the trees was swirling, I couldn't determine the prevailing direction of them which all seemed to do their swirling sweeps thirty to fifty feet above. I continued mapping out my strategy, planning my assault after bloodying my hands at the practice range. Most part 4s playing in the just under 400 yard range, wind freshening with the elevations, fairways wide enough to play aggressively, which is what I do and did and hit some beautiful towering hooks into rear flags. That was A-Glenn, then D minus Glenn took my clubs and wanted to play a little also and I watched him hit balls of wicked pull hooks 15 yards right, and slash yank pushes a few -- the other way, but scrambled desperately bumping n chipping n flipping a few in tight but for the life of me I couldn't buy a putt. Conditions were absolutely perfect,soft receptive greens, lush well manacured fairways, fluffy sand and trees without leaves, it's a great time of the year -- so go out there and play..!

Perfect spot for summertime golfing in Orange County. A decently challenging course with fast…read moregreens, slopes and hills! We had great weather for our day making it a wonderful outing. Only one hole has a water hazard toward the end of the course, but your biggest challenge is the uneven terrain and hard dog-legs. The course has an iron only driving range, a putting practice green and on-course cart service for beverages for those who would like. A great public course.

Neighborhood course with sweeping vistas. Overall nice and moderately challenging with too many…read moreponds and bunkers. Long relatively straight fairways. The greens could've been a bit more polished.

Course in great shape, playable enjoyable round. Great for municipal golf. This place has come a…read morevery long way in the past 5 years. Reasonable price, great layout, decent pace of play. Clubhouse great, good tee time system. However still lacks professionalism of the starters, and rangers non existent on the course to keep up pace of play. Good value

One of the better courses in Northern Jersey. Well maintained and has an East and West course to…read moreadd some variety to the mix. They've recently also revamped their reception area in front of the clubhouse to feature a putting green instead of a flower/shrub thing. Staff are friendly enough and there's also a small driving range on the side for warm-up (it's pricey though!).

Owners and staff are very nice. Good choice of open plays that are offered but sometimes very hard…read moreto get into a game so have to keep on checking the court reserve app or jump on those wait list emails the second they come out. Lighting is a annoying for lobs, have seen much better lights in other places and not much room on side of courts for atps. If your going to reserve courts choose 5 or 6 Prices are very fair

I loved the nets in between courts instead of a chain link fence. The courts were in excellent…read moreshape. The ceilings are too low for lobs. During Open Play there's no walk way for people to get on and off their courts without stopping other games to walk through others courts. I wish everyone knew how to move quickly and respect that others are standing there waiting but many were just leisurely about their movement. With 4 courts, much of the 1.5 hour session for open play is paused for people moving court to court. In my opinion, Open Play should be 2 hours at the same price to allow for the subs to move through to their courts since there is no appropriated walkway.

I came here to support a friend in his big final match…read more This seems to be a really nice club with players and patrons all super friendly. This one particular guy started having a conversation with me and I was convinced he thought I was someone else. You know me, I played along. "Yeah yeah I've been good, just enjoying what's left of the summer. How's the family?" Tehehe. He told me about people and events while I had no clue what he was on about. My friend and his opponent had a really intense game going but it would be amiss of me to say I was really into the match. So...**blocks face**...after about a minute or two, I left and went to peruse the club's grounds. It is heavenly! Like I wanna come here with canvas to paint and I'm not even an artist! It's just so serene there. I'ma end this review and let my one thousand pictures do the talking for me...including my "fight" with a chipmunk! Oh yeah, my friend came in second...but as a finalist so there's that! He played a good game! The End.

Great level of tennis and paddle. Grounds are in a beautiful setting. Loads of trees and a lovely…read morebrook nearby. Very nice people and a nice sized clubhouse offering lots of space to socialize & even have events.