Hamptons Golf Club, The

My wife golfs here regularly. Greens and fairways have improved a great deal since last year. Plays narrow with little room for error. A good challenge for your short game.

Course was in very good shape. There were a couple wet places throughout the course, but overall in better condition than I was expecting. If heavy rains come through, would be cautious. Will definitely play again though.

Par 61, yet challenging, I have played this course 3 times now and like it more each time.

Never really play this kind of course ie short par 61executive style but in all aspects this is a very challenging track with tough par 4s carry over water well kept sand bunkers and FL nature all around A distinct difference between front and back nines The back nine was in better shape. I would playit againi

great course work on your short game. The course was a little wet but with all the rain in the area lately was to bad. It's a par 61 so my wife really liked it. The staff were very friendly and helpful we will differently play here again.

I have played this course when it looked like a country club. The front 9 Greens where terrible. You couldn’t even read a putt they where do bad. A lot of dead spots and the greens where very bumpy. The back 9 was a little better but they needed water and mowed and rolled. I probably won’t be playing there in the near future.

The Hamptons golf course was short ( par 61) but had lots of hazards which made it fun to play.

This is a very nice Executive Course. I enjoyed playing this course. A great Course to Practice your Irons. Greens need help, But overall the Course is Very Nice.

A short course with 11 par 3's that vary in length from 100 - 200 yards an 7 par 4's that are all around 300 yards. Good variety for an executive style course. Lots of water in play. The greens are large and were mostly in good shape. The entire staff were very friendly and helpful. Pace of play was very fast.

We played from the back tees, at about 3500 yards, expecting an easy outing, but the course has several interesting holes that make it play harder than expected. Several holes have moderate carries over water of about 150 yards, many sand traps, and some narrow fairways that require precision. Driver can be used on some holes, but a layup might produce a lower score. Each hole has a water hazard of some sort. The greens were a bit bumpy due to a mix of winter and summer grass growing together (late March) but were in decent shape and reasonably fast. The fairways were good. We played in about 3 hours. In my opinion, the forward tees would turn the course into a pitch-n-putt, but the back tees make it a golf course, just smaller par 61.

Course was fairly well maintained, but the tees and greens need work tees beat up and greens need water & seed.

Complaint: we had to wait for a tournament to finish before we could start our round then we were playing behind a father and 7 year old son and he was giving golf lessons on every hole.

course was short but had a nice features to practice your iron game. longest Cub may be to hit would be your 5 wood at most off some of the tees.

It's not going to give you the same thrill as playing a regulation golf course with lots of par 5s but itks a fun way to spend a couple of hours and the price is definitely right.

We have played this course twice now and have enjoyed it both times. There is plenty of water to lose your balls, so make sure that you have plenty with you. It is quite tight and challenging. We would definitely recommend.

11 par 3s + 7 par 4s = a fun challenge. I played the back tees. The par 3s range from a couple at about 120 yards to a couple at almost 200 yards, with some subtle but important elevation changes between tee and green. There is LOTS of water to penalize shots wide, short, or long. And there are often bunkers or significant mounds where there is no water. Six of the par 4s are about 300 yards and let you pull out a big stick for a shot of about 230 to 250 yards before the fairway narrows and invites your long or wide shot into bordering woods, sand, ponds, or mounds of wiry grass. The greens are the best defense of par. They have elevation changes and significant slopes which, combined with moderately fast speeds, make for big breaks and tough downhill putts. The fairways and greens are in good early spring condition. My wife, who shoots just under 100 on full-length courses, parred about half the holes. My score was ruined by double-bogeys on the two longest par 3s. We both had a blast.