White Plains Golf Course

The course was in pretty good condition but there were numerous bare patches that gave some pretty mean lies. Could be lack of rain as tee boxes were like concrete also. The employee when I checked in was somewhat arrogant and gave me a bad first impression but at the turn the gentleman in the pro shop was awesome, friendly, and engaging. The first few holes could use some more signage as to where the next tee box is, as it was very confusing, thank goodness the ranger was on patrol and helped us out. Overall it is a nice course and I will probably play there again.

The starter, bald guy, was a jerk. We were 9 minutes late teeing up and he was acting like we were holding people up. No one was in front of us or behind us. Front desk guy is very friendly.

I was very happily surprised at the course as I had not been there in years. Staff was great and the course is in great shape. Many improvements have made this a course I will surely come back to. There was a lot of water on the course from a storm but plenty of grass and the greens were fantastic.

This was a wonderful day on the course. Those that were playing were very friendly and kept a great pace of play. Don is an incredible asset to the course. Very friendly, understanding and fun to talk to. It was 85f and partly cloudy with a slight breeze but a little “sticky” (which means in the UC it felt like 95 in the sun with the humidity you could cut with a knife) since we got a passing shower the evening before. The course was is in excellent condition with the greens rolling smooth and held many of my approach shots (unfortunately I can’t putt so it didn’t help me very much). The staff and other player’s were extremely understanding and inviting which created a perfect atmosphere for my 2-year old son’s first experience on a golf course even for just a few holes (thank you Don and those who found his shoes on the 6th).

The course is a residential course which was an interesting (but fun) layout with a few short par 4s and par 3s stacked in a row. Fun elevation change (especially on the back 9), but several spots of driving through the neighborhood and doubling back or through a bumpy cart path. I would very much play this course again (maybe walking next) and recommend it for all others to enjoy. Thank you guys for making a great impression for my son who is now begging to go back.

Tee it high, and let it fly. We’ll see ya in the fairway.

Absolutely love this course. The staff is awesome as well is the food. Greens and fairways are always in great shape too. White Plains is also, actually worth the money it costs to play. Most courses are overpriced but this one is not.