Rural beauty at its best. Friendly, casual family atmosphere. Well maintained, beautiful and…read morechallenging course. Great food and overall a great value.

A terrific 9 hole course well maintained in a scenic setting…read more Good food and an expanding menu. A very helpful and knowledgeable staff.

Always love playing here but the last two weeks. I have made a tee time previous and then our back…read morenine is always messed up due to poor communication on the owners for allowing full 18 hole tee times for those certain times. Other than that, the course is very nice with nice greens.

This public golf course is a real gem tucked away at the northeast end of Lake George in Whitehall…read moreNY. It is a country course built on the acreage of a former dairy farm. As such, it is rather open with wide vistas and nice features of elevation changes, ponds, and untamed areas. Greens were soft and true. Fairways wide with gentle rough. It is a course of moderate difficulty. There is a bar and cafe style restaurant and the prices for golf and food are very reasonable.

Enjoyed the honor system which allows you to grab a t time which is convenient and cash pay as you…read moreplay. Enjoyed the round!

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

Great sports facility for soccer and lacrosse. The staff is absolutely the best.read more

We were lodging for the week at the Sagamore Resort, and we had not played Adirondack golf in a…read morelong time. So, we decided to book Sagamore's golf course, which was about two miles away from the hotel. The Sagamore Golf course was originally designed by Donald Ross and restored in the past 20 years. When we arrived, the first tee, with its view of Lake George in the distance, was spectacular. The golf course design has fairways that follow the natural terrain, elevation changes, undulating greens, and greenside bunkers. The first hole is the best view on the entire golf course. The 435-yard par-four begins from a significantly elevated tree that provides the money shot view of Lake George in the distance. The hole drops down into a valley, and the approach is back up to a raised green. Walking can be tiring. The second hole is a 375-yard par-four, which they call at the club a fun hole. I call it a tricky hole with plenty of hazards to challenge you. The third is a challenging elevated par three about 217 yards with woods and a massive bunker to the right. After this hole, I was questioning the layout of this golf course. The next five holes have you wondering if you need more than fourteen clubs in your bag. In short, the fifth is a 380-yard par-four where one must be paying attention to the pond prior to the elevated green. The sixth is a par-five that plays only 495 yards from the tips, which we were not playing. Let me sum up my golf experience at the Sagamore Golf Course. The course has holes that have an illusion that makes the hole look more difficult than it is. In some holes, there is deception that makes a given hole look easier than it is. From the tee or on an approach shot, layered bunkering or diverse size hazards can make the landing area seem minute or nonexistent. Only after striking the ball and walking to the landing zone will you find your eyes were playing tricks on you, and you had all the space in the world. Visual deception and trickery can be partially avoided with the modern tools golfers can acquire. I unfortunately did not bring a range finder, I found this golf course noticeably deceptive, and not in the best shape, I also found it pricey for this track.

Amazing steakhouse within the clubhouse at the course. Exclusive to resort guests. As good as…read morePeter Luger area considering. Interior resembles PL Long Island , Tudor beamed Great Donald Ross course overlooking lake George on first tee. Reasonably tough as most mountain courses tend to be but not challenging otherwise. Well done and ok maintained for a resort course (it's no private club but it's better than most hotel courses upstate and nearby. (I'd go to Vermont if you are deciding between staying nearby instead, Manchester equinox is better and golf courses are superb and allowance to exclusive access for guests with there own country club private country club

Over 9 years ago, "Tarks" cancelled my friend's bachelor party for a personal event they decided to…read morehave last minute. I scrambled to find a replacement. Luckily, Bay Meadows accepted our business and were so great at getting us 2 sims for indoor golf. The service was exceptional and the groom couldn't stop talking about how great of a time he had! It was a night and day difference going from a business who's owner belittled me and the groom I had planned for months in advance, to a business with truly caring owners who took us at the last minute and made all of us feel welcomed and valued! The indoor sims were great , but the food, beer and incredible service sold me! Now, 9 years later, I moved closer to this area and my wife and I were looking for a driving range for our kids. It was heartwarming to see that the service continues to be outstanding!

bizarre. i bought a membership in may. the price was cheap so i figured why not? before i had a…read morechance to play i got very sick so was not able to use the membership until september when the season is nearly done. so i go to play and was charged $3 more for a cart than the listed price and then harangued for not paying more for my membership. "for what we sold those memberships for we've got to get our money back!" I thought i had done a good thing by giving them money they sorely needed after the covid year. nope, wrong again honey. my net loss so far is $262. it is a good course for bragging about your score to people who have never played there. just a typical driver- wedge muni that could use some groundwork.

Do not golf here! You are forced to pay for a cart even if you are walking if playing before noon…read more I have been playing golf for ten years at dozens of courses and have not once had been told this

Came here with a group from work and had a great time!... our servers were friendly and attentive…read more Ordered a BBQ burger with fries and it was DELICIOUS! Everything came out hot and fresh!

The town park is far enough of the main roads that it's a well-kept secret to anyone beyond the…read morefolks in the Town of Moreau. It's a lot larger than it looks on entry. If your idea of recreation is swimming or tennis, you'll have to go someplace else. If you want to walk, I guess you can walk the road through. A lot of the space is for well-maintained fields for soccer and baseball, with the largest having a grandstand. There's also a small playground, a basketball court or two, and a wooded area with picnic tables and grills. In the winter, skating and sledding and snowshoeing are available. Note that some of the fields and pavilions must be reserved using forms you can download, and more information is available at the Town of Moreau website.