Hudson Hills Golf Course

The back nine is definitely more of a course- shotmaking is necessary on multi-contoured (but fair) greens (even if I couldn’t putt that day). The front nine is nice, though at times it feels as if they took the land they had and did the best they could with it. A 94 yard par 3 on the 9th hole epitomizes this.

This was not the first time I played Hudson hills, but it is the first in a couple of seasons. The course has changed a bit for the better. An enjoyable round on a Thursday afternoon with no waiting on any shots. And for less than 55 dollars (cart included- with GPS), it’s a good value. I will come back.

This was my first time at Hudson Hills and before deciding to play it, I read lots of positive reviews and looked at pictures of the course. Most said the course was challenging and scenic. Well, they were right on target. I really enjoyed myself and the course configuration is absolutely challenging, but it is in excellent condition and above all, it's a fair golf course. The greens were rolling nicely and pin positions were also placed in fair locations on the greens. There are some blind holes, but if you look at the course, it is clear enough where you should be looking to place your shots. Hudson Hills requires you to play smart, to manage the course and you will do well! Great test of golf and just a lot of fun to play. The course is 90 minutes from my home, but it was worth the trip and I will definitely be returning soon!

Great condition. Very long difficult course if you are a medium handicap player.

Tough front nine holes. Back nine is easier. Slower green than I expected when compared to last time I was here. Conservative plays wins the day here, and have to go aggressive on par 3s

Very good public course. Blues are short, greens are long and blacks are extra challenging. Conditions were slightly soggy with challenging rough. Not my best outing.

Overall HH is a fun course band I will come back again two it is two different experiences . The front 9 has hills, slants, blind shots and a lot of unplayable rough so its more challenging. Your second shot will require a good iron game. The back 9 is comparably more open and level so you can get out the lumber and let it go.

Definitely one of the more challenging courses in Westchester. Beautiful layout and well kept

This is not a course I would recommend. Balls hit in the fairway roll off because this course is built on a hill. Too many blind shots. The 2 foot fescue is right at the edge of the fairway so balls hit even a foot off the fairway are difficult to find. The only plus to this course I can say is that for every ball you lose, you find two others that are not yours.

Course in real good shape. Harder then you think. A little slow pace, but Father’s Day. I liked it. A little pricey but at least very good condition.

Tough course for high handicapper. Nice for a public course. . Lack of driving range is a negative,. especially for someone unfamiliar with the course.

If your looking for a hilly course, you found it. Tough course, somewhat narrow fairways and a lot of hill shots. Be prepared to walk a lot even though you took a cart. Very challenging.

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.