Mount Airy Golf Club

My friends and I planned a weekend golf trip to the Poconos to get away from the grind. Our current handicaps range from scrapper to scratch. We first played Jack Frost National in the morning. Lucky for us balls were on sale at Dicks the previous day and the copperheads were hibernating. In all honesty the course conditions were enjoyable but not worth the duckets. Our next course on the slate was Mount Airy. Great times!!! We arrived to a friendly chatty pro staff. What a rad group of people. The course was in beautiful condition especially the green complexes(9/10). All of our unskilled golfers were able to navigate without unloading a ridiculously number of balls. For the price this course was a steal. We all wished we had played the course twice rather than playing Jack Frost. In the future any time we are back up in the Poconos we are for sure hitting up Mount Airy again. Big ups to the staff again!!

I love Mt. Airy, I think the course is challenging but fun. It is not a boring course because it is hilly. Love to play here.

Mount airy is an excellent course. Great design, great condition. Greens are in great shape. Tough course. Sometimes the pin placements are very challenging

Second time playing Mt Airy. Prior experience helps playing this course. As noted in other posts the traps are in desperate need of reconditioning. Otherwise the course is in super nice shape. I spent way too much time fixing other people's ball marks. Other than that, a fun day at the course.

very nice course, replica holes, very nice layout, coming from the area known for Lyme disease (CT/RI) it was a surprise that I got Lyme after playing this course --- I'd still and have gone back - its a nice play

Beautiful course & views, some tricking holes requiring thought & shot making. Large contoured greens always fun to play

I played Mount Airy for the first time over the weekend. Though I only played nine holes (back nine) I found the course to be very fun, fair and challenging. The starter, who was very friendly and helpful said the front was better than the back so I'm looking forward to going back and playing it in whole although the bunkers need a lot work which was the only negative of the course on conditions. I do recommend playing the white tees because it's long and has many forced carries which makes the yardage not indicative of what the scorecard reads. I fully recommend this course to players of all skill however being a resort course, the round could be slow.

I played this course back in the early 1980's, it's a far cry from what I played Monday, July 31, 2017. Condition was just average, no sand in bunkers, but found a lot of pebbles , sand was course and very little of it, the edges all over grown with weeds and grass. It's a far cry from what it used to be. The grass around the greens rough and unkept, it's nothing more that a run down muni-style course anymore. I guess the the money is invested in the casino. I won't play it again.

Lots of elevation changes, but surprisingly few severe uphill shots. Overall, the course was in good shape. It had gotten 2" of rain the day before, so it was cart path only, and it was quite soggy in some of the low spots; but other than a couple of locations, remained quite playable. The biggest challenge is the downhill shots. It is very difficult to determine how far to club down and I overshot on several holes a a result. There are also several blind shots that can lead to trouble if you don't know what's in the landing area (starting on the first hole, an uphill Par-5; a good second shot will end up in the pond at the top of the hill...on the map, it looked much closer to the green). The course map and tee markers were only marginally helpful. This is one course where experience is a major benefit. My only complaint was the bunkers, as others have said as well. I expected some casual water in them because of the recent rain, but it was obvious that they hadn't been maintained well, even before the rain. Where they weren't under water, they were rock hard and the edges were ragged and weedy...not at all in keeping with the otherwise good condition of the course.

Course is set with alot of elevated greens and tee boxes. Over all the course is nice. I was kind of let down on knowing what hole the course was representing from the famous courses. The waterfall of the course could use a good clean up. Make it a showplace for the course. The greenside bunkers were poor needed some TLC. The pro shop needed more choices and some shirts and things for ladies. We would play it again if we had the opportunity.

Got a little unlucky. Teed off on the back and got 4 holes in and the sky opened up. Sat in the cart for 30 minutes in a deluge. Great thing was the course was able to absorb the water and play continued.

A must play in the Pocono. Mountain region, this course has improved since it's reopening. The staff is super nice and accommodating, clubhouse and grill outstanding. Enjoyable outing every time I play here.

The course was in excellent shape and all employees were very helpful, friendly and attentive.

The course was beautiful but very challenging as well. There were at least 2 sand traps for every hole. Definitely bring extra balls to play with because there was a good amount of water hazards and forest area to lose your ball in. Overall, you can get a good price, the staff is friendly, and the course is fun to play on. Last but not least, get a cart!

You never know what you're in for when you sign up to play a resort course. It could be an after thought to the main attraction of the resort (conference center, gambling ect.), or a nice additional reason to go there. I'd like to say this course can stand on its own. As you would expect for a mountain course, there are elevation changes on just about every hole. It will keep you guessing on club selection, especially if the wind was blowing like the day I played. Not overly long, even from the tips, this course demands good driving to avoid the abundant hazards through the green. There is also a good mix of short and long holes. No forced carries if you don't include the hillside below the par-3 9th tee box...which sits over 60 feet above the putting surface! Loads of fun. Besides the tight driving lanes the greens are what define this course. They are HUGE and have a ton of movement in them. If you are chipping into the hole from the side it becomes very iffy if you're going to get up and down. You need to play this track more than once to play it well as there are a bunch of unseen disasters if you drive it to the wrong place or go too long. Over all a good golf experience.

Very well maintained. Beautiful scenery throughout. Could not have asked for a better round of golf.