Hudson Hills Golf Course

They need to cut the greens.

Today was not golf. Painful.

I won't return till they do.

I've played HH 3 times and I love it for the value (usually grab a Hot Deal for $35 with a cart).

If you like Centennial in Carmel and Richter Park in Danbury, you won't be dissapointed with HH.

The good stuff: challenging, mostly fair with a lot of variety and great views.. (truthfully you will have to play it more than once to feel you had a fair experience, there are some tricky holes)

The bad stuff: the tee shot off 2 is still a mystery. Just please KEEP IT RIGHT.

The tee shot off 10. If you're a long hitter (275+) hit it over the corner of the trees on the right. It's really hard to trust this.

15. No idea what's going on with that hazard across the fairway.

17. if you're accurate and land it in the fairway, your approach will play 1.5-2 clubs more (uphill).

tee box conditions weren't great, and the greens were MUCH slower than last year. 'Not sure what's going on.

Ok so that sounds like more bad than good, but it is a great track and potentially great value.

I've never written a review of a course before so thay should say something there. I'm a 15 HCP who tries to get out every weekend.

I love Hudson Hills. It is such a neat course with cool design and elevation changes. Each hole uses the topography of the land to challenge you. The course is in pretty good condition. The fairway and tee boxes needed mowing and the rough could use some trimming (it is a County course, you don't want people looking for 5+ minutes everytime they miss the fairway). I also wish they had a driving range to warm up on. Overall I highly recommend a play, though $104 for non-residents is steep. GN has some good deals for $78-90 often

Course is in above average shape. Rough is very thick but well kept. PAC for play was horrendous. There were 10-20 minute waits on the tee boxes at times. There were no rangers coming through to move people along. Aside from that, enjoyed the course.

Challenging and quite hilly. Plus throughout the course many sections were cart part only. We understood the necessity but it was a trek at times. So if you are out of condition this is not your course. That said, our primary complaint was that the greens were incredibly slow.

Course was wet and the rough was very high. Greens putted well. Tee boxes were awful.but may have been a result of the rain .but great course otherwise ...

Very challenging. Up and down elevations and tricky putting. Made for an interesting day.

Hudson Hill is a great course EXCEPT it is not senior friendly. Walked over 5 miles. Restricted fairways and access to tee boxes and greens were main obstacles for seniors or handicap. Course is great for youngsters and mountain climbers BUT not seniors.

Cart paths always means walking a lot as much as five miles even with a cart. Not suitable for even the most fit senior. Course deserves 100% but not for seniors!

Its by far the best county course in Westchester.

If you think you're going to show up and just run the course, that will not happen at a beginner level. The course needs to be played with thought. Don't just think about the shot you're taking,,, but the next shot as well. you'll be fine!!!

The course is kept like a private club,,,. in some cases better than some I've visited.

You wont be sorry you went there to play.

I play with my friends and my 14 Y/O son. in both cases its always good play.

great carts, great markers and the greens have never been green hardpan. ALL GOOD NEWS!

You'll have a blast. the course is always in great shape because it gets a lot less play than any other county course because of the price. BUT ITS WORTH IT!

I have been playing here many times. It is a mountain course with a lot of up and down hill shots. Some fairways are narrow. Green is fast but not super fast. Enjoy my round.

Some of the hole layout were a little under designed and didn't flow that well. The overall condition was ok but some holes were poorly engineered.JG

course in good shape for early in the year cart path only still some wet spots. Lots of elevation and the par 5's are the hardest holes on the course...not too many courses you can say that about. Reminded me a little of Spook Rock with elevation changes and some blind shots. Overall nice variety and good challenge will be back!

This course was highly recommended by a friend and although today was cold and windy I decided to drive an hour from the city to play at Hudson Hills, figure it would not be crowded. Booked a Hot Deal on GolfNow, also saw several spots were sold. When I walked in the proshop the staff looked at me angrily and started questioning why do I want to play today when it's cold and windy. I said well I prepaid and drove an hour so I should. He then said "if a branch hits you, I'm not going to get you." He then puts on his jacket angrily while saying now he has to go out in this cold and ended with they will close at 3 today. It was about noon when I checked in. He walked out, got the cart and left without saying a word. I tried not to let him ruin my mood and had a great playing experience. Yes it was cold but the sun came out and the foliage had beautiful colors. The front 9 had some interesting holes with elevation changes and blind shots. The back 9 had expansive views which I don't usually get to see at NJ courses where I play. Greens were fast and challenging. The wind was not a factor at times teed off with wood or long iron. When I finished and took the cart back on time he was in his car waiting and walked by without saying a word. They should have asked another guy to work today.

Challenging layout with a nice challenge of 7000 yards from the tips. Staff couldn’t be any friendlier. Speed of play depends on time of day but usually under 4:15. Highly recommend.

This course is not worth the money...period. My daughter and I left after 16 holes, and at that time it was already 4 hours and 30 minutes. And my daughter is a zero handicap so she wasn't the problem. The pace of play is terrible and the conditions of the course are definitely not worth $100.00 per person. I've been playing golf for over 30 years now, and it's safe to say that I know what courses are worth it and what courses are not.

First time at this track, the layout was excellent, very tight in places and a lot of blind shots but fun. Not a fan of # 17 can't see your approach shot and no idea where the green is unless you've played it before overall fun course I'll be back

Staff is awesome. Course is challenging for all levels. 7000 from blacks.