The Links at Hiawatha Landing
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The Links at Hiawatha Landing sits along the banks of the Susquehanna River, nestled between the Finger Lakes and the Catskill Mountains. It's one of New York's premier upscale public golf courses. Despite the name, the course has more of a heathland layout than a true links course since it lacks the seaside location that is the cornerstone of traditional Scottish links golf courses. The design still has many links features though including windswept sand bunkers. The rolling terrain provides a variety of elevation changes that range from subtle to dramatic and the tall grasses make accuracy a necessity. Water comes into play on seven holes but there aren't any forced carries or blind shots, making the golf course approachable for even high handicappers. The Links at Hiawatha Landing finishes with a challenging par 5 that doglegs left around a large pond.
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Rough a bit too much and not picturesque
Nice layout but the abundance of dandelions thought out the golf course did not make it as scenic as some pictures suggested. Rough a bit overly grown to the point of unplayable and caused for slow play with groups searching for lengthy periods of time. Some tee boxes a bit rough. Understand though recent wet weather may have contributed to the not so perfect conditions. Staff was friendly and helpful and the pro shop was nicely stocked.
The Links
Always enjoy playing this coarse. Sand traps were up grated which made it easier to escape the traps. Over all great day at the Links
Links at Hiawatha
First round of many at this fabulous golf coarse. Definitely one of the best venues in our area
Beautiful...but...
The leaves were at peak...the course was wet...the weather was warm. Played it years ago. Great layout. Good greens. Interesting holes. Unfortunately the course is not what it once was. The cart paths are in dreadful condition. Condition was good but only good and not 5 star quality by any means. Nobody seems to fix ball marks. Fun day but the course is a little run down. Kind of makes sense I guess since it kind of out of the way. Here's hoping it regains its former glory.
First links outing
Course was fantastic everyone was friendly. Hotdogs 10/10
Links at Hiawatha - Aug 23
Played early on Aug 23, and was started on back 9 .to accomodate a local group at 9 am. Really enjoyed the layout, and was impressed the greens had been cut to accommodate the early start. Found the fairways left tight lies, would not call them lush. Not awful at all, just not lush .. Rough was very challenging, mix of fescue, and natural inconsistent grasses. Perhaps not fair, but the day prior I had played Conklin Players Club about 30 minutes away. It was very lush, so part of the reason for my compare..Hiawatha Staff was first rate and I will play again ! Enjoyable morning.
Sunday Funday with friends
We had a great time playing Hiawatha, we brought friends along to our favorite weekend place to play. The pace of play was on que, and there were groups on every hole. The course is in great condition for as dry as it has been this month!
Awesome Course
This was my first round ever at Hiawatha. Golf course was in great condition, tee to green. I will definitely come back here again.
Never Disappoints
One of the best courses dollar for dollar I’ve ever played.
Lots of variety, challenging but not punitive.
Greens and fairways were in great shape, particularly given the dry summer.
I always look forward to playing here every year.
A fun links style course for good value
The course was in great shape even though it hasn’t rained much. There were plenty of dead spots in the rough but all greens and fairways were in very good condition. It’s relatively flat but most greens are guarded by bunkers making it a bit challenging. A bargain of a price for a quality course. Will definitely be back
Links Golf
One of the best courses in our area always look forward to a chance to challenge the Links