High Point Golf Club

Spent the afternoon playing a round topped off with dinner at the Blue Herron When we got there we found out a league was going to start . The new owner , himself drove us to a hole to start ahead of the league. He was very friendly as well as other staff members . We had an awesome day

Course was in overall good shape. Greens were in great shape. Fairways were hard but it has been dry in NJ this season. Pace of play was a bit slow but unfortunately that is what you get on weekends just about everywhere. You can see that ownership is trying to upgrade the course. We will be back.

The course just keeps getting better. We played one of the Vernon/Hamburg courses last week and it wasn't in as good of shape as highpoint yesterday. It is a challenging course but if you hit your ball fairly straight it is a fun course with lots of different landscapes. Lots of the holes have spectacular views and yes, there are a some 70's homes and some beautiful homes but I am there to play golf not rate the housing.

Wildlife is fun to see and one of my favorite holes is the "wooden turtle hole" #10. (Look at the cart path near the green) Ladies get just enough advantage on this hole to cut the corner and get a much longer shot than the guys...

Course in great shape, they make a mean Bloody Mary , the price isn't rediculous and the staff is friendly... WHY wouldn't you play here?

It's an hour and a half drive from my home but got a good deal from Golfnow. Course starts off with a short yet tough dog leg left over one of many lakes par five. Many of the holes are narrow and tree lined doglegs. Paramount to hit accurate tee shots.greens are bit fast and demands good short game. Some of the old houses along the sides of fairways are an eyesore. The tee grounds could use some maintenance and the restroom by the 10th hole is in bad shape. I don't think I'll come back to this course any time soon but not too bad in terms of value.

Course in good condition. Will be playing there again

If they keep the prices affordable compared to the other local courses in nearby north jersey it is well worth the trip.

Course was long. Lots of water dog legs and decent greens.

I've played Highpoint a number of times over the years and I never fail to blow up on one or two holes. That's because it's a long and challenging course especially from the back tees. Many holes are a lot more narrow than they look and the two par 3s on the front are tough too.

The course was in nice shape and we buzzed through our round in about 3 hours.

I just want to take the time to thank Brett in the clubhouse as he was very helpful and generous as our time was wrong in the computer and he resolved the problem right away with his common sense. But I had an even bigger problem as I showed up after a 45 minute drive and realized that I had forgotten my golf clubs. Brett was extremely generous in loaning me his own personal clubs for me to use. That was above and beyond the call of duty and was greatly appreciated. Kudos to him for the best customer service I've had all year at a golf course.

some of the white tee boxes need to be moved forward. for the handicap that plays them, its a bit too long a course, especially with the water that comes into play. 16 is not a fair hole for the white tees. and 17, that big tree on the corner on the right has to go!. no need for it there, the hole is long enough and hard enough to reach in two. other than that , its a great course, always in good shape, especially the greens.

being that it is November 4 when I played it is in great shape

overall condition of the course was good for end of octobere

Overall rating would be not bad. 25 dollars or less is a good buy for this course. Definitely would play it again in the future. It's about 1 HR 15 min from my house so once a year is good.

We paid 25$ and got a value of 50$ or more. The course was in very good condition. Only complaint was the deer don't rake the traps when they walk thru
Next two weeks are the best trees in full splender

the course was in very good condition, the greens were fast, the staff was very friendly & helpful. this is a challenging course with lots of water. the weather was perfect & we had a great time.

Challenging course with many hazards and the course was in great shape.

This course is a bit of a drive, 1 1/2 hours from my house. But, it was a beautiful day, and Sussex Cty NJ is a wonderful location. I thoroughly enjoyed playing the course. The views were wonderful around the lake. The greens were in good condition. (If only players would repair their ball marks, many greens would be much better.) Fairways and rough were both in great condition. The clubhouse is a bit tired, but the restaurant looks good with great views of the lake.

Fairway condition was less than average but the greens are great - closely cut, fast, and true. Course set up is a little strange but overall a great deal for $27. Also many houses around with children playing and dogs barking.

I just moved to NJ, so I am relying on reviews before I play each course for the first time. No reviews speak about the course as I see it. So here is the truth:

You will be playing a course that is surrounded by half woods half houses. It felt like I was stuck in the 80s. All of the house around were 3-4 family residents. They were very run down, and it looked depressing. The tee boxes were very beat up, fairways were ok, greens where really nice and fast. But overall it was not pleasing to the eye. It might have been a nice course 30+ years ago, but now it is targeted towards the hacker that doesn't want to pay much. Hey I like cheap rounds of golf too, but I left after 9 holes because it was depressing.

High Point is a fun golf experience. Enough challenge to keep every stroke interesting with lots of water hazards. Knowing how you hit each club is valuable as some of the doglegs require selecting a club other than your driver. Greens are in very fine condition and play a bit faster than expected and have many hard to read breaks.

Know how far you hit your irons so you don't hit OB at the Doglegs