Fox Hollow Golf Club

I took a 40 minute drive to play Fox Hollow and I wish the course was closer because I could see myself playing here on a regular basis. The guy, Evan, in the Pro Shop welcomed me and gave me a quick rundown of the course and even a suggestion on clubs to hit on certain holes.

Well kept course and interesting layout. There might be some who are taken back by the 9th and 18th holes being par 3’s but it wasn’t a problem for me at all. From the White tees it can play short at times but you still have to make shots.

I will be back many times for certain.

great place, only suggestion ,some added range markers and update flag stick to work with Range finders,

This was my first time playing Fox Hollow after hearing a lot about it from other golfers. I had high expectations, and it absolutely delivered. Beautiful grass range, nice practice green (although not much like the greens on the course). The course itself was excellent as well, and very challenging.

Elevation changes all day, with a few blind shots. The only time you'll play a shot with an even lie is from the fairway, so try not to miss. The uneven lies elsewhere make for a lot of tough shots. Learned that lesson the hard way all day long. Greens rolled beautifully, but were extremely difficult. They were very fast and severely undulating. Had a 12 ft uphill putt on the Par 3 10th that came up a foot short, and rolled back down the same line at least 6 ft.

Extremely fun and challenging course, phenomenal facility, and I'm very excited to come back and try my luck a second time.

Played this course before on a hot deal because I heard about it from 2 strangers I played another course with before - they raved about it. Being that it's a bit over an hour to get there, I waited for a hot deal, because ya never know and I didn't want to spend the $99+ to try it out. Turns out it's phenomenal and for the $49 hot deal price it's one of the best deals I've ever gotten through Golfnow - thanks and please put it on there more !!

I drive by this course all the time and always thought it was private and not open to the public. I finally played it and it was as if it was private - no crowds, excellent turf conditions, great pace of play and a friendly staff. The course has great holes and elevation changes. When the fall foliage comes it will be even more spectacular. I'll skip the weekend crowds and 5+ hour rounds at the Somerset County courses, like Neshanic or Heron Glen and make this my new golf home

Fox hollow never disappoints. The course is always in solid shape. No pace of play issues. And great service.

If you love a mountain course, this is one that you will come back for more. It is challenging but fair, use of range finder with slope technology will help very much on those par 3s.

I plan to take my buddies here more....

Played here the Friday prior, and decided to go back a week later. Good conditions all around, greens very receptive rolled well, and the bunkers were in prime condition which I feel is rare for any pubbies I play. Pace of play stunk a bit but that was just due to a group or two in front slacking. I'm just a fan of a course that's in good shape and tests your game, and fox fits the bill. All in all no complaints I'd play here any day.

I saw good reviews regarding Fox Hollow and decided to give it a try for a weekday

golf getaway from NYC. I LOVED the course layout and conditions were excellent. The rough was thick, which was good and bad, as it kept my ball from running into the woods on errant shots, but also made it challenging to get out of it. It wasn't so long that I lost any balls that I should have found, however. Lots of hills to make things interesting and the greens ran very true. Definitely will be going back!

I thought I was playing a private club. Conditions were excellent throughout. We were the only ones on the course so pace of play was not an issue. Maybe because they raised the green fees, they are getting less play. $68 to ride on a weekday is a little on the high side. No senior discount either.

Definitely a good course with some challenging holes. Better than the typical public course but far short of private (Fox Hollow is semi-private).

Played on a Wednesday, afternoon round. Nobody behind or ahead of us. Conditions were superb, course was very well maintained.

Liked it enough to join as a weekday member.

Although it is a par 70 with additional par 3's, all of the par 3's are extremely difficult. Also it has only about 2 flat putting surfaces since the rest are sloped and/or have ridges.

This was my first time at FHGC. Very nice course with great holes. Some of the holes on the back nine at the higher elevation had views and holes that could have been the Forest Course at Fiddler's ELbow CC. Great pace of play. The burger in the grille room was one of the best I've had at a golf course ever. Don't get caught in 6 hr rounds at the county courses, this is a hidden secret - they do almost no advertising.

Had a small group of 13 people, every one had a great time and enjoyed the course. deep rough, hopefully due to a fair amount of rain previous few days. cart path only but not a big deal. very challenging layout especially for seeing it for first time. greens were aerated but with pin hole spkes but still rolled true and fast, hate to see how quick they are in the middle of summer.

after round dinner and drinks in their restaurant, attendents were friendly helpful and attentive. A+ on the food, everyone enjoyed their meal.

if you love mountain golf, ie. lots of ups and downs this is for you. I plan on going back maybe as much as once a month. i like variety but also like this course.

We played Fox Hollow in February and now March. For winter play the course is in great shape. Staff is friendly.

First warm day in a while so very crowded. Hurt pace of play. Conditions a little wet. Overall not bad. Got there early to practice putting and chipping but practice green was closed for the winter. With deal from golf now, value was good. Would recommend to others.