Hudson Hills Golf Course

Hudson Hills has a lot going for it: beautiful rolling hills, quality course conditions/greens, challenging layouts. A very high quality feel for a Westchester public course. Drawbacks: no driving range, each Par 5 is a bit strange and forced based on the terrain.

The staff is friendly and not snooty.

Slightly overpriced considering there is no range to warm up at.

Great course - very tight setup on front nine but back nine opens up nicely. Course was in great shape - the greens especially. They rolled fast but true. Would definitely recommend this course to my friends who play in lower Westchester Cty (Maplemoor & Saxon Woods)

Weather was excellent. Course was in really gd shape. Pace of play slow. No on course cart service. Price discount great. All in all I have played there many times and it is a challenging fun course

Really disappointed in the tee-boxes. With all that land up there and the higher price, they need to have more than a net to hit in before your round. Fun/challenging design but too many shots are blind and even if you hit a good shot you still may not find your ball. No cart girl either!

Fun and challenging course, with some exciting twists and turns along the way. Would definitely go back for round 2.

This golf course has its own difficult level.

Enjoyed playing this course,was a little slow because of group in front of us. Had a hole-in-one on the 9th hole while playing from the green tees. Went to the Pro shop they never had any policy in place for any sort of acknowledgement which was very odd. Overall a good course to play but not happy with the experience of a hole in one as no enthusiasm shown by staff.

I strongly recommend this course

Our foursome lives in Rockland and none of us, or anyone we knew, played this course before. We booked the round as a hot deal on a Sunday and was worth every dollar. Everything was excellent for this time of year. Only problem we all had were the tee boxes as they needed a little up-keeping, but for this time of year (early spring), its totally expected. Would definitely come back again.

Very good but difficult.......

Anytime one can play golf in January in the Northeast - it is amazing. The course was in pristine shape for January and basically there was no one on the course. The person I was paired up with, was his first time on the course and it was cart path only, and yet we played in less than 3 hours. If Hunter Mountain is still not 50% open next weekend, I may go for one more golf round next weekend and it might be Hudson Hills! Note: Food and beverage was closed, so that is why no rating.

It's disappointing that even with a tee time of 1:15pm at the end of November that they still charged full price knowing that there's no way we'd get 18 in. Surprisingly we did get 14 but still not worth the full price we were charged!!

Purchased a hot deal for this course. Excellent value. I arrived about 1 hour early knowing that the course is typically not busy at that time. Guy behind the counter wanted to make me wait until tee time, rather then letting us head out on the empty course. This guy is the only one at the course that is an issue. Staff is fine, one guy is a stickler on everything.

Overall great golf course with many challenging holes. The greens were tough to read but this may be due to the first time playing this course.

We were a twosome behind a threesome and a very slow foursome. The pace of play was excruciatingly slow. The twosome behind us was heading into us and through us and demanded to be to be allowed to place through. They seem to accept my explanation that there was no place for them to go but we felt some hostility nonetheless.

The carts GPS had communications. We pressed the button for send a Ranger and nothing happened. Tried again nothing happens. Then the cart started to act weird and we press the button for Requesting a new cart. Again no response but luckily the cart started working again.

We finally gave up at about the 13th hole. I'm guessing that if we had played through 18 that the total time would have been something well over five hours at least.

This was my 1st time playing this course. I enjoyed the venue. Since I only play these overpriced courses with the help of GN the value was well worth it. Though their are several blind holes if you can drive your cart a little ahead to view the layout of the hole it helps. This is not always possible. The roped off holes are a little disappointing as far as having to walk to play your second shot. Seems to me not many players are filling their fairway divits with sand or fixing ball mark on the greens! I will play this course again and hope that this review will be read by the management of the course and something will be done to improve those things patrons bring to Light.

It's design is one you have to make some decisions about shot shaping and course management, multi tiered fairways couple with some long carries makes you think all the easy thru! Excellent greens and lots of nature! All in all a fun course!

This is a terrible golf course not worth $115. I have played this golf course twice now. Plain and simple to many blind shots I'm not talking about 3 or 4. 11 holes are nothing but blind shots. You have to hit the ball way to the right just to hit the fairway. Anything down the middle rolls right out of bounds. Greens are all inconsistent some slow some fast. Bunkers have dirt and rocks in them and no sand. 2nd hole I hit a bomb down the right side, right to left finally found the ball it rolled out of bounds way left. I feel this is just a poorly designed golf course. Great shots are not rewarded on any of the par fives. Basically you're hit in 3 or 4 irons off the tee's on par 5's otherwise you'll end up out of bounds. Just a stupid golf course.

Enjoy playing this course. Staff friendly and order of paly is good.

I've been wanting to play this course for a while, and was waiting for a good deal on Golfnow. The course fell a little shy of my expectations, but was enjoyable nonetheless. The front 9 is pretty narrow with lots of areas to lose balls...there's a premium on accuracy. The back 9 is a bit more open. I'd say the greens are uncharacteristically long and narrow. Also, the par 3s are unusually short. In my opinion, there are a few really good holes and a few dumb ones. The course plays 6,900 yards from the back tees. Combine this with a premium on accuracy and it can play tough.

I plan to go back, but I don't think it's worth anything close to the $115 they charge on the weekend.