Hudson Hills Golf Course

Surprise surprise surpriseA public golf course that exceeded my expectations

Course was in great shape beautiful views absolute pleasure

well kept course even in october, definitely coming back. some challenging holes, some forgiving ones.

A supremely undulating course in one of the more beautiful parts of Westchester. The elevation changes, along with some strong winds, made the course interesting. Off the tee, it isn't a particularly challenging course. Leave you driver in the bag - the course is just too penal if you miss, whereas the penalty for a three wood or less isn't that great. The real defense of the course is the slick greens and the diabolical pin placements. Outside of four or five feet, I didn't have a single putt that I could start inside of the hole, and I had a few that slid in the backdoor,

It would be nice to have a range, but spend as much time on the putting green getting your lags right as that is where strokes will be lost.

Very challenging course. Curvy uphill and down fairways, not for sprayers. Lots of marsh and woods. Shot 13 over normal and lost 7 balls. Truth told, I was off my game.

Please please empower the rangers to let groups bypass slow groups that do not understand golf course etiquette.

Man do I love this course. Second time playing and it was in spectacular shape just like the first time (2018). No joke from the back tees... lots of tough par 4s and the par 5s are very difficult to reach in two due to wicked placement of some waste areas. Difficult from the tips, but very fair too. And if you need less of a challenge, the whites are much more gentle, with plenty of excitement due to an outstanding layout.

Great views, kind staff, and a $40 dollar replay rate. Well worth the drive from Queens. Much better than any city course in similar price range, and only rivaled by places out east with equal or larger fees. A real treat to play!

Be prepared to lose a few golf balls on this course. It has some very challenging holes but does reward the golfer who keeps the ball straight down the middle.

Be forewarned the greens are very fast.

Can't beat this course for value, quality, and pace of play. Course is in better condition in late August this year than others. For first timers, the course often appears unfair, but once you understand the layout it's just challenging . I can't say enough good things about the staff - always helpful and make me feel at home (like a member!)

With a slope rating of 129 Hudson Hills presents players with a challenge now matter how many times you play it. The front nine is the real challenge but the the last 4 holes of the back nine gets tough - particularly the approach to #17. Since its a county course the amenities are fair and the staff nice enough. Walking is not an option and not recommended. I play this about 3 times a season and always like to come back.

Played 9 holes on this scenic course on a very hot and humid sunny day. Couldn't finish all 18 holes due to the heat. Doug the starter was extremely helpful, loaded our bags onto our carts and Andrew in the pro shop was also very accommodating. We unfortunatley got placed directly behind a twosome and a coach who was providing on course lessons, resulting in us having to wait for long periods of time to tee off at various holes, however, no one was behind us until a single player caught up to us at the 4th hole. Course was a bit damp in a couple of places and some of the greens were still being aerated. But all in all, the course was very nice and the men's locker room was recently renovated, with new lockers and a shower too. The bar area leaves something to be desired as it is squeezed into a small, long and very narrow space. I would play here again.

Besides holes 7 & 8, course is solid. Good layout, challenging par 5’s, and a mix of elevations.

It’s overpriced normally, as a public course, but great if you get a good deal on GolfNow.