Hudson Hills Golf Course

We booked through GolfNow and called twice before going to the course to address Covid issues. When we arrived, they wanted us to pair up with 2 people that we did not know. We balked, at which point the Pro Shop attendant said we could leave but he could not refund (I had not even left the window) or walk as a twosome. However, the starter said we would have to wait around and he would see if he had a spot (we already had a tee time). With too many people already waiting around in close proximity (by the carts, on the practice green), we left. Looks like a nice course and was a beautiful day but not safe and Starter didn't seem to care.

Course was in good condition although there were some wet and soggy spots due to rain the day before. Course is quite challenging due lots of elevation changes, blind shots, forced carry etc. beautiful views.

Great value and probably the best public course in Westchester area

To start, I am a mid-handicapper with putting issues. Hudson Hills and the other Westchester courses are an oasis in the midst of these trying and terrifying times. As a resident of NYC, golf is now non-existent, so any open golf course within 70 miles is a welcome sight. This course is trickier than most, requiring some thought on the tees and well placed approaches into the greens. The greens were difficult because of their varied speeds, but I chalk that up to having just opened and poor weather conditions. Overall the course is in excellent shape, the staff is accommodating and polite and are cognizant of the social distancing requirements to keep golfers and staff safe. Our foursome finished in less than 4 hours, which I hear is rare for this course. I would love to play again mid season when conditions are at their peak. I thank the county for allowing these courses to operate. We need it. Be strong and be safe!

Very good layout and nicely designed holes. Bring your long game because you’ll need it. 6300 from the regular men’s tees and quite a few of the holes are straight up hill and long, and if the wind is against you, be happy with bogey. Some tight fairways and although it was early in the season, the rough right off many of the fairways will eat your ball. You need to play it a few times before you will be able to learn placement for your shots and course management. Don’t expect to show up and shoot a low number first time around. The only complaint would be nobody seems to repair ball marks on the greens, but that’s not the management it’s a public course that lets anybody out, and obviously many new to the game haven’t learned basic etiquette. Do not attempt to walk this course unless you have a couple of days to recover, or you area young mountain goat. I usually walk and carry and my pedometer is at around 7 miles at the end of the round. Here it read 10.5. And I wouldn’t want to be carrying my sticks up #15, a par 5 straight up hill that took 3 shots with my 200 yard hybrid to reach the front of the green. It’s a test, and I’ll be back even though it’s way more expensive than the 5 other county courses. But that’s because of the deal that the county entered into to acquire the course. Facilities were nicer than the other county courses and there is definitely a exceptional feel to the place for a municipal. But I will put it in the rotation, but not an every day course. This is a course for serious golfers.

Live and Westchester and play Hudson Hills regularly. It’s a great deal if live in Westchester for the course.

Course is very scenic and challenging. Need to be able to hit it relatively far off the tee if hoping to score in the 80s. A lot of holes are hitting uphill so plays a lot longer than the distance.

The course workers are all super courteous and friendly. I like the course also cuz typical rounds are 4 to 4.5 hours. Only negative is that no driving range.

I really wanted to like this course but the terribly slow play and awkward layout made it hard. This is supposed to be the nicest of all the Westchester county courses but I didn’t think highly of it. The majority of the holes have blind shots and the holes feel like they are on top of each tower. I thought the back 9 was better than the front with more interesting holes and wider fairways. The worst aspect of the round was the terribly slow play. No ranger on the course and the starter let out a group of 12 all at the same time. This was a 5 hour round which could have been avoided. Better courses for the money in the area.

Great layout.few blind landing spot .very challenging course. Bring a lot of balls.you will find a lot of balls.

HH has undergone some excellent improvements regarding course conditions. Someone is spending money there and the fairways and rough are being very well taken care of. There are always going to be exceptions on a public course that gets a lot of play by inconsiderate people who drive their carts close to the playing surfaces and who don't repair divots or ball marks on the greens. But overall, they are really making a go of it! The greens are slick as always and because of the speed, you need less break than you think. So be careful out there...

Don’t think I will be back to Hudson Hills. Played on a Thursday afternoon and got behind a 5-some. Appreciate their being a ranger but no golf course should allow a 5 some

Layout of the course wasn’t that enjoyable. Tough landing areas, and sight lines from the tee boxes. Very few flat lies on the course. Staff was nice but won’t be back.

Well maintained public course. Challenging with a number of hazards making it necessary to lay up on a number of holes. Good use of limited space for the course layout.