Neshanic Valley Golf Course - Meadow/Lake Course

Always worth the drive to play here. Knew ahead of time that aeration started this week. Lake was done , Meadow gets aerated the next day. Still a challenge. Look forward to playing again.

Course was beautiful as usual but this time the green were riddled with pitch marks which is sad that the public just ignore them. The course should mention fixing them at check in and maybe hand out free repair tools.

Very nice course to play golf. Staff was very friendly and helpful

Played sunset round, overall great day. Course in good shape, deep rough. Got 18 in with 3pm tee time

Neshanic is truly a beautiful course with different layouts for the 27 holes. Everything about this place is great except the staff. Extremely rude starter and staff inside the pro shop. I don’t come to play golf on a Friday to be met by disgruntled and rude staff. Fix it.

While a lot of courses test your putting, this one tests the rest of your game, offering difficult landing areas, testing your course management skills. Worth playing for an intermediate golfer.

The starter person is very unorganized and not helpful

I was very impressed with the course conditions after the storm.

There was zero drainage problems, soggy spots or any issues due to the rain a few days ago.

Amazing.

I love all 3 nine hole courses and prefer Meadow Lake combo.

However if you play Ridge enough club choice on certain holes

helps a lot. And of course when you choose the right club it makes the round more pleasurable.

My only complaints would be around the bar-restaurant as it does not make you want to stay and hang out.

They need to improve that for customers.

Drove about 75 minutes based on a recommendation from a friend and it was completely worth it. This is one of the nicest courses I’ve ever played. I can’t think of anything but good things to say. Can’t wait to go back

First timer. Rain on n off and after a hurricane with local roads covered with dried mud, yet the course had no soggy spots. You have a Chinese menu here picking 2 of 3 "Meadow, Ridge, Lake" 9 holes. Started on "Ridge" with another two some that knew the course too well. Well ridge is the hardest of the three with several holes with partial blinded tee offs and stretches of tall grass to hit over. Putting greens also challenging with various levels and deceptive slopes. "How did it turn.." was often heard. Meadow was a ton easier and faster to get through. One employee told me ridge was least favorite for many. Course gets alot of play and divots abound. I agree the best Somerset County course. Though I still prefer the Academy course. Just like seeing the entire hole, more open and like the speed of play there better. A better player should go Ridge, Lake and test their abilities.