SkyView Golf Club

Nice course, great views, a lot of blind shots. Front nine is a lot more difficult then back nine. Lost more balls in one round there than I have all summer. Staff is very friendly, course was in good shape. Most holes if you hit a long straight drive you get to your ball and you have a uphill or downhill lie every time.

First time playing this beauty. It felt like I was deep in the mountains somewhere instead of an hour from Somerset county!!! Tough but not overwhelming course. I had a great value of $35 round on Golf Now. I will play it again!

Ridiculous layout and more blind up hill shots than any course I've played

In the first place it was 90 degrees and there was no water on the course. I would never play a course a second time with that situation. Way too many hills to climb just to get up to the greens.

A challenging course with lots of elevation changes and deep rough. The views are worth the challenges.

My first time playing Skyview was a good experience. The grounds are very well kept and in this late of season the greens were in excellent condition. The course itself is short and very narrow with a lot of blind shots. I would not necessarily recommend it for beginners because they will definitely loose a good amount of balls. Overall a good day. I enjoyed the round.

Skyview has been one course in my list to play at least once a year. The course setup is challenge for first time player. We finish a little over 3 hours with no one in front or behind us.

The only thing I did not like is how the score card distances were different than the ones posted at the tee box . How are u supposed to know which is correct. But overall great value

Great course had challenging holes and great views from every hole will definitely be back

This is a challenging coarse with many blind shots to greens. If you don't like steep fairways both downhill and up and tricky greens you will not like this coarse.

The course itself is in great shape, except for the tee boxes. Most of them could uses some work, especially when you're in the woods. Put me in the group that finds hole #4 (their signature hole) a bit goofy. I was 135 out in the fairway in 2, and couldn't see any part of the green or flag, since it drops about 75' from the fairway. If you have good control off the tee, you can drive some of these downhill holes as it's in hard/running shape. But like others have said you may want a guide the first time around just to see where these blind shots lead to, and to find your way around where the paths cross. Also, the views on some of the tees are fantastic!

The scenery is spectacular, which contributes to the difficulty. Lots of hills to contend with. Hole 4, a par 5, unbelievably ends with a shot down the mountain. Make sure you inspect the hole after the drive or you could end up in big trouble. And, ask for the booklet that describes the holes and give tips on where to direct shots. Finally, we saw a mama bear and two cubs on one hole. Definitely a course to play again.

This was my second trip to Skyview. Being a county course, it can be pricey without a county card, but with the Golfnow deal, it is well worth the trip. The course is plenty challenging for even experienced golfers with a mix of tight fairways, out of sight greens, elevation changes, and natural hazards with some holes still wide open and less challenging. The clubs house has fair drink and food prices. Can't wait to go back.

Tight fairways and lots of blind landings make for a very challenging course. The vistas from several holes are breathtaking. Greens were pretty quick. Bring LOTS of balls if you are not a controlled golfer. If you are not in the fairway or just in the rough, you'll be searching for your ball, and probably not finding it. But it's a beautiful layout, and a lot of fun when you do make your shots. Staff is very friendly and accommodating.

Skyview really is one of the most scenic courses in NJ, it seems like it belongs up in the Appalachian mountains. Course was in great shape and it really played difficult, maybe a little too much for anyone not breaking 90 regularly. The only suggestion I have is make all brush/shrub/wooded areas lateral hazards, eliminating the need for second tee shots. I think this would speed up play greatly. All in all, beautiful course, well maintained, and very scenic

this course needs to be advertised as a mountain course and will require many up and down climbs from cart to tee box and from cart to greens.
Too many blind shots and the fourth hole is a joke, a blind shot to a green 200 feet below and you can't see the green from 150 out.
There we at least two times were I was not sure I was playing to the correct fairway until I paired up with some experienced players.
The greens were great and enjoyable to play with many breaks but very readable.
I play with a group of seniors and some would struggle with getting to and from the cart to greens. Need to make some greens more accessible to the cart paths.

Beware the par 5 4th hole. Either feast or famine depending upon how accurate your drive is.
Nice diversity of holes. Worth playing, especially when you can get a discounted tee time.

It is interesting course but could not play all 18holes because of rain.
Started from 10th hole till 1st hole.
No idea how is good from 2nd hole to 9th hole.
Very disoppointed could not play whole course.

Very challenging course due to mountain terrain (steep ups and downs), many narrow fairways and 8 holes of cart path only. Greens were decent, but bumpy. Scenery was the best - great views from many holes.

After we got discount from golf now, was perfect place to play . was a little rainy the day we played but would say if you hit it straight you`ll have a good time too