Mount Airy Golf Club

Just didn't like the course. Too many blind shots and awkward lies. Par-5's other than #18 are not good holes. Nothing against the staff or the overall conditions (although rough), we understand the toll the winter took on courses in the Northeast. Would STRONGLY recommend the course investing in GPS units; would make it much more enjoyable. Not in a hurry to go back or recommend to a friend

the course was in good condition for april, it should be better as the season goes on. the greens were a little slow and needed to be cut and rolled

Loved the layout of this course! Very scenic, and challenging. Played it early in year so it was wet and not as green as it will probably get, but I knew by the 7th or 8th hole that I'll be coming back to play here again!

Golfed w wife n kids, nice time!
Other than the first hole which is querky, enjoyed the day!

Conditions were slightly better than expected for this early in the season. I look forward to playing this course again in the near future. The food and drinks are outrageously overpriced.

Course in good shape after terrible winter, Air rated some greens.

They over book this course all the time. Takes 5 hrs plus to play 18. Very bad for your golf game to have to wait 20 minutes a hole to tee off. Don't waste your time unless you like 5 -6 hr days on the course

I'm a local of the Poconos and Mount Airy is one of my favorite courses. It's designed after the "18 best holes of America". In and out of season the course is in fantastic shape. With no ranger keeping people at pace it can get backed up sometimes during the busy hours. It lacks any practice facilities or else it would definitely get a 5 star from me. All in all a good, tough, very fun course that has good value. Would definitely recommend.

Course is well maintained and the greens were in good shape. The course is fair but challenging, and a great value for the price I paid. Unfortunately, there were two very slow threesomes in front of us - it took almost three hours to play the first nine holes. The couple I was paired with left after the nine because they had to get to a function. The starter let me play the front nine again because by that time it was mostly open; otherwise I would not have been able to get in eighteen before dark.

For the price, it was a great day of golf with georgeous weahter and conditions.

Great golf course for a great price of $25. Views were excellent and the course was challenging. We couldn't tell it had been rain for the past couple days as well. If you're in the Pocono's it's a must play at the price!

This course requires a perfect shot on all holes. Don't miss anything or you will be sorry.

This course is very well kept. The greens are perfect and it is very challenging. The staff is very helpful and very friendly.

I last played Mt. Airy twenty years ago. I stopped playing there, in part, because the pace of play was so bad. I played on Sunday, October 6, 2013, and the pace of play is still a problem. The front nine took three hours and the back about two hours and five minutes. It is a well maintained course with some interesting holes and and a couple poorly designed ones (blind hazards in landing areas). The course is challenging and there seemed to be a lot of high handicappers playing (casino guests?), which contributes to the slow play. It may be better to play during the week. If I could have played it in four hours or less, I would have no complaints.

Very challenging golf course with fast greens. You will use every club in the bag to navigate around this course.

This is a great course for the price. Well maintained and very challenging.

Very challenging for the beginner & intermediate golfers. (In my humble opinion) The greens were in great shape and slightly fast (which I personally prefer) and the fairways are in good condition. (If you can hit them and stay on)
It' a great deal for the money so GO PLAY!!!

We got a great deal and the course is great. It is kept in tip top shape and continually gets better every year. It is the hardest course in the Poconos but it is fun and makes it challenging for the good golfer. Only area that could be nicer is the bunkers. They are in great shape but they need a different type of sand. I recommend the sand Great Bear has in their bunkers

The course apparently gets backed up so book and early tee time. We had to get out a little ahead of schedule as another twosome had an earlier time. Would have liked to hit some balls at the range beforehand.
The course is pretty tough all around. Plenty of blind shots (hole #1 wakes you up right away - long uphill par 5 with a blind 2nd and long third) and there is little ease up through the first 6. Definitely a shot-shapers course as you need to fade and draw regularly to stay in the fairways. Fairways are mostly narrow with ample woods and water on what seems to be every hole. Lots of tall grass and OB. If you are a sprayer, bring at least a dozen balls.
Greens are good but not great. They are large for the Poconos - many courses have postage stamp greens but not Mt Airy. You can definitely make putts here.
If you haven't played the course before you will almost certainly be hitting to the wrong spots. The twosome we hooked up with was familiar with the course so that helped a lot. If they have a yardage book buy it - I didn't notice one, though.

Course makes you feel like your vacationing in the south. Hole 18 reminded me of one the holes at the great white at the doral. Comparable in condition and difficulty. Will definitely recommend it and play it again.