Pelham Bay at Pelham/Split Rock Golf Course

Pelham Bay is flat and wide open no surprises very nice . With the amount of play the course is in excellent condition .

great shape fairways n rough where excellent greens were readable & makeable

Pace of play was abysmal - walked off the course after a 3 hour 15 minute front nine.

The guy driving around on the cart didn't do anything to speed up the round (it was so crowded I don't think he could have). The waitstaff at the restaurant also wouldn't make eye contact and I had to raise my hand to order at the bar even though it wasn't crowded.

The course itself was nice enough and I would have returned if they didn't overcrowd the place and if the staff was cordial.

The course is in good shape. The greens are not ideal as they're very inconsistent from hole to hole. This is certainly a challenging course as it rewards straight shooters and smart and disciplined course management.

The management has a lot of nerve to charge 70 dollars for 18 and a cart when they just load up the first tee with multiple foursomes (6 plus hour round). Clearly they aren't concerned with the game of golf or their customers enjoyment/love for the game. They only care about making money. If you are a weekend warrior who hacks and loves to waste money this is your course.

The Servicers are very kindly, the golf course is wonderful, will play again so...

Overall a nice course. But not 100% well maintained...edges of bunkers very rough, greens with a lot of debris from trees.
Challenging greens with lots of slope sometimes. The it self... not very challenging, not that much hazards, greens not that well protected...
It was a nice day and we enjoyed a lot, but if I would recommend the course...
Probably not.

The course was in nice shape, the greens are a lot of fun and very challenging. The pace of play was a little over 5 1/2 hours. My tee time was 10:20 and we hit at 10:34

Nice wide open course in great condition. Great course to try out the new driver. Mostly flat with a blind tee shot or two. I would definitely play at 3:22 again since there was no one else out there.

What's the point of making a tee time and showing up early for that if the course is backed up by 5 foursomes in front of you? They have no clue how to run a golf course and they don't care. No idea how to enforce pace of play. They have zero insight on the use of Rangers or starters. The staff excuse to why they were 5 groups behind at 10am was that there was a group that went out at 8am and they were hacks and really slow. Unreal. Make excuses instead of fixing a problem. A real golf course will check pace in groups and if there is a problem they will have someone pickup and move to the next hole.

Don't waste $70 to play here. So much better off either paying a little bit more for a nice course or driving a further away from NYC for the same. It's not even a quiet relaxing location - all you hear are cars and trucks zooming by the entire time.

need to limit tee times...took 6.5 hours to play 18

Split rock and Pelham GCs are notorious for 5.5 to 6 hour rounds usually attributed to walk ups being let out in a money grab ,novice players looking for balls or drinking excessively and not caring about etiquette on course. At the end of last season I began to see a change in staffs vigor to get it right. All we need now is a few Rangers who are willing to move people when play is slow and split rock Pelham will be tough courses to turn down. Course conditions other then the work on greens were excellent for this time of year.

Outside of the sand filled greens, the course was in pretty good shape. The thing that stands out the most about our round was the incredibly slow pace of play. This was a 7 hour round with stacked tee times (every 5 mins) and a lack of ranger presence. The only time we interacted with the ranger was when he asked us to fill the gap on a par 4 on our second shot, where the individuals in front of us were just exiting the green. I wouldn't say that it is worth the $70 round, especially if the pace of play is better at other Westchester courses at less expensive prices.

Tee off was 20 minutes late and never picked up. We dropped off after nine. Not interested in 6 hrs of golf. Greens were beyond slos

Split Rock 18 hole course is pretty good. Nice experience for my first time play considering I've played at Pelham before. Looking forward to going back again .

Tuesdays have the discounted rate so it gets crowded. The 2 groups in front of me each had 3 carts and 5 guys and they seemed to be together. They were very slow, it took an hour to play 3 holes, rangers did nothing. Also had to wait for a cart before my round because they were all out already.

got it on Golfnow for $70 on a beautiful friday to play this course based on good ratings from golfers. most of the greens had been just aerated. They could have notified.

fairways and greens are nice, pace of play should be a litte faster

This was the second time I played was pelham and had a very nice time with my buddy. The weather was also nice but the field was great with vary wide green which help me since I didn't loose many balls. My only complain was the golf cart# 32 which died out on our 10th hole but after calling the front desk they had another cart out to us about 20 minutes later. Over all had a good time and can't wait to go back again.

Pelham Bay is a solid city course that won't blow you away but will provide an enjoyable round for a great value. It's wide open so you can spray your drives yet recover for par or bogey fairly easily.