Mount Airy Golf Club

Four of us were on a golf trip staying in the Poconos. Course was in great condition and each hole is unique. From the whites it was a challenge for us all but we thoroughly enjoyed the round. The combination of the course plus a great rate made for another great day.

The course is difficult but in excellent condition greens where in top shape.

The course was in very good condition. Great price and great weather .

I will come back again sooner.

Loved the variety of holes playing across many different changes in terrain. Enough forced carries to keep things interesting but not be annoying. Lots of places to lose balls but fairly generous fairways for the most part. The greens were in excellent shape, and the bunkers could probably use a little work (it was very wet, but it didn't look like fresh powder in there). Overall I really enjoyed the experience and will be back next time I am in the area.

I love this course but it gives me fits right out of the gate. The tricky steep uphill Par 5 first hole kills me every time but the course is fun and very picturesque. Sidehill, uphill & downhill lies are the norm on this hilly course so don't expect too many flat lies if you're hitting the ball poorly the way I did today. I'll be back to try and straighten things out soon!

If the weather forecast had held up from the day before, this would have been a much better day. They cut the grass this morning and we had 3 hours of drizzle, so wet grass was sticking to everything. My shoes were soaked by the 4th hole.

The course itself is great, very good variety of holes. My one complaint was the greens.....every putt I made that approached the hole swerved at the last second. I shot an 85 with 16 tap-ins. I even tried to hand roll the ball into the hole from the same spot and could never get it in....around every hole is a slight mound pushing the ball away from it. Very frustrating when you are shooting well all day long...

If you like a beautiful, hilly course with wide fairways and smooth greens, I highly recommend this course. This course is one of my favorites to play not only for the course layout and conditions, but the price you pay here is usually a steal. This course is tough to the more advanced player and can be a nightmare to the average golfer. Strategic play at this course can have your scorecard looking great.. or want to rip it up after the front 9. Each hole is different than the next and most clubs will be used, or thrown.

For early in the season, course was in great shape. No evidence of early April aerating. Great price great day, overall. Will come back again.

The course was in great condition. Not an overly long course, but one that requires accuracy and good touch on and around the greens. Very nice clubhouse too. Great play, especially for some of the deals this time of the year. Would definitely recommend playing here if you are in the area.

The course was in very good condiction. Greens a little slow. We enjoyed the layout of the different holes, especially the changes in the elevations which we were not use to. The 1st and 13th holes are hard if you haven't played the course before. Hidden shots and surprises you don't expect. Looking forward to playing this course again.

Really great course for the money. Be very accurate with your approach shots. If you miss the flag by 12 feet or so it would be very hard to par the hole.

Needs a driving range to warm up before you tee off. They should have one then I will vote for a 5 star. It plays harder than the slope rating of 140.

Played Mount Airy for the first time. Chilly, windy day, but an enjoyable round. Course conditions were very good with the lone exception being the condition of the sand traps. It is not so much as to the type of sand being used - that was consistent throughout the course, but rather that the traps do not seem to be raked by the course management staff (easily loosened up by raking), nor by players who were previously in the traps - a lot of footprints, gouges etc.

Course knowledge is a must. Thankfully one of our group played there previously this year and could give us some guidance. Shot-making is a must, and ball placement on a number of holes far outweighs just busting it as far as possible. Several par 5's (including #1) are best played planning a lay-up because the shot is either blind or demands an exact placement and carry.

Will definitely be back as the value is very good, course conditions overall are very good, and the course represents challenges to making good shots regularly.

One last comment - our round finished at 5:15 but we were disappointed to find the pro shop and bar already closed....no 19th hole.

3.5 hours for the front 9, just way to slow pace of play. Course rangers do not know how to speed people up. Gave up and got refund after 9 will never return

Stayed at Mt. Airy casino 9/14-9/16. Played on 9/16. Goofy mountain golf course with some ridiculous tee shots. Target golf but even good shots can find some horrible places. Many blind shots. Play with someone who knows the course or bring ur Skycaddy.

Course was in ragged condition. Fairways ragged. Greens lush but way too slow. Bunkers filled with soft sand and looked like they hadn't been raked in days.

Glad I only paid $30. Would've really been angry if I paid regular prices. Skip this one and head to Jack Frost National if you want an extremely enjoyable mountain golf experience.

Nice golf course in above average shape, but the day we played it took 3 hours to play the front nine so when we made the turn we saw no one was on the first tee and we decided to play the front again. Disappointed because we like the back better than the front, a little more challenging. I recommend playing Mt. Airy at least once in your lifetime, it just happened to be busy and SLOW the day we played.

The round was not at all enjoyable due to the extremely slow play and players in the woods constantly looking for balls. On average there was two to three groups on a hole.