Pelham Bay at Pelham/Split Rock Golf Course

If you have almost 6 hours for 18 holes on a Saturday afternoon then this is the course for you. Rangers are useless with ushering the slow groups ahead. Course conditions have improved but it does not make up for 30 minutes from the time I hit my first tee shot on 1 til my first tee shot in 2. Don't play here if you don't have at least 6 hours to spare.

I have played this course many times so I now know what to expect. The thing that bothers me most is that even when going as a single there is absolutely no chance of finishing a full round in under 5 hours. I played 11 holes yesterday (1-9, 10, 18) and it took 3 hours 50 minutes. They really need to figure out how to speed up the pace. Other than that, the course was in decent shape for this time of year.

I found the course to be in reasonable shape, with some aeration of tees and fairways. The greens are inconsistent speed wise, but decent.

Very poor green conditions in mid-April. Worse, delayed start time of 20 minutes made round end in almost 5.5 hours.

Value not there in course condition or management.

The whole experience was good except for feeling a little rushed or was like our tee times were too bunched together. Other than that it was great.

Split Rock has challenging track,good length,very good greens in good shape especially for Early March, classic undulations with Elephant humps but fait pin placements. Bunkers have good sand although unkempt during winter.

Condition improved by present management. I’ve played course for 50 years.

Classic ply contoured green we’re in superb condition especially considering end of winter.

This is an excellent track reflecting classic design and age.