Hudson Hills Golf Course

Hudson Hills is the best of the Westchester public courses. It's well maintained, offers a variety of unique design features, and is more than challenging enough for the average-above average golfer. The GolfNow pricing makes it a great value.

My wife an I teamed up with 2 other local men. Golfers seem to know their capabilities and we will together. course is very hilly but fair. There are no water holes and the sand traps are few. The fairways are in good shape, the tee boxes could use some work and the greens are true.

Pretty course that was well maintained considering it was late April.
Challenging holes mixed with moderate holes. Lots of hills (Hudson Hills) and resulting blind shots that can be frustrating.
Played for $55 because of golfnow.com deal, which made it worth it for sure. However, $115 on the weekend is not worth it.
All together I had a pleasant round and would recommend the course when it's not crowded (like on a Monday) and you have time to find balls and consider shots.

Very friendly and helpful staff. Well maintained but greens are a bit inconsistent and slow. It seems only mountain goats can walk this course, which means you have to use golf carts which are restricted to cart paths only. Tough to get the proper yardage and you end up walking more than necessary.

Good course but without amenities like a driving range it it way overpriced especially for non residents. Some great holes with legation changes all over the place. Due to the slope on some off the holes you may get punished for good shts. Par 3's lack aracter but the par 5's make up for them. Enjoy it but don,t make a habit of it. Similiar quality courses are nearby for less.

Challenging in every way. Almost every hole has character. Each brings a different test. Dramatic elevation changes make you think through your shots. You'd better pick the right club and then hit the shot. Little room for error.

Greens were excellent! Fairways need some attention -- golfers don't repair their divots, nor, as it seems, does greenskeeper. A fun and challenging course to play. I always enjoy a round at Hudson Hills. Beer cart girls need to know not to drive up towards golfers when they are at address and ready to hit the ball -- find a tree to duck under and wait for the golfer to hit! Each time I had to wait to hit, after getting into the zone, for the beer cart to pass me from more than 150 yards out. HHGC is not the only place where this happens, mind you. Minimizing the amount of fairway divots, and schooling the beer cart girls on etiquette would have me give it higher ratings. I am one of those who believes that the staff should never distract the golfers, nor make them wait on a shot when they are ready, unless the golfer is causing trouble, or playing too slowly.
HHGC has a great variety of terrain, it is generally in very good playable condition, the course is quite challenging, and it is a lot of fun to play! Go play this course for a treat!