Great Rock Golf Club

The course was in good condition. The bar has good food and cold beer for after the round. Very nice staff.

course could be beautiful if not left to nature to fill in the grass that dies off!!!!!!!!!

Played here several times years ago and it's sad what has happened to this nice layout.

The course was in really poor condition. The tea boxes were a mess, the fairways were inconsistent, the rough was way too long and inconsistent. The sand traps needed a lot of work. I would not play there again this year.

Haven't played there in year. Place was being redone. The fairways were terrible,weeds crab grass etc. greens where bad. . The new owner put all the money into bar and restaurant, not the coarse. It's a golf coarse not a restaurant. Very disappointed

Played Labor Day and could not believe the condition of the course. Tees and fairways full of crabgrass, and the greens were a disaster between fungus and a recent aeration which we weren't aware of until we got to the first green. I could deal with the aeration is the rest of it resembled some sort of golf course. Seem to remember this place almost went south last year, and I thought a group came in to save it. Apparently that was not the case and Great Rock is on life support. Sorry to see it go. Please don't waste your money on this course....it's the definition of a dog track.

My husband and I love this course, it's one of the more interesting layouts on Long Island. Lots of changes in elevation and beautiful scenery. Friendly and helpful staff. It's definetly worth the trip. THAT Being said. We were so very disappointed today. The course was in absolutely terrible condition from tee to green. ..every hole. The crabgrass has taken over. We fear it's going to go under unless a ton of time and money is spent to bring it back. Would hate to lose this gem of a course...especially since so much time and money was spent on a new restaurant.

The course itself needs to be manicured. The overall service and good is good.

The fairways were spotty mix in with crab grass. The putting green were just plugged and covered with sand.grass that should have been cut wasn't . Sand bunker layout was very good meaning club selecting and placing you shot come into play often. I will try this course next spring in hopes of better conditions

It's not well taken care of. Weeds all over the place. It is challenging (blind shots, elevated tees and greens). If they cleaned this place up, it would be a really, really nice club.

The course is in such poor shape that good shots don,t stay on the fairway do to lack of grass. Crabgrass does not count !!!

This course needs a lot of renovation to get back to what it use to be.

The greens were just aerated so I will leave out any sort of review of the greens themselves. The rest of the course was a total mess. The fairways were spotted throughout the course. The rough was a combination of crabgrass and weeds varying in length from 3' to never cut. The bunkers from tee to green havent been treated or raked in months. There was grass growing in most of them. The fringes around the green were either bare sand or patchy crabgrass.

I could see how this course could be very interesting but right now it appears that is either in bankruptcy or pretty close to being bulldozed over for housing.

How the members could allow this is beyond me unless they have all abandoned the place.

i always talk my friends into playing this course and we enjoy it..but now it has gone to waste....the greens and fairways are terrible. dirt patches. only green on the course is the weeds....the course is just in horrible shape. seems like nothing but mowing the weeds being done. a shame b/c I always lovd the layout and fun of the course. not sure my friends will ever go back now.

A shame, the layout is really nice, but your in the middle of the fairway and hitting off dirt. The tees were a mess and crab grass was everywhere. The greens were full of ball marks. I played at Spring lake the week before and was beautiful.

I always enjoy playing at Great Rock, and this was my first time back in a while, and even though this dry and scorching summer has certainly taken it's toll on the golf course (along with most others in the area), I still enjoyed my round and the quick pace it was played at.

Even wth threats of showers, play was great. Our weather has been hot and spots are showing termputure damage. Overall course is just less than perfect. Greens were quick.

Fairways and greens were not in top shape. Other area courses are in better shape. Aside from this: it's a nice track with elevations and character. Elevations are a bit unusual and nice for LI.

We played a 5 hour round this past Sunday on a course that used to be one of our favorites. The course has gone downhill and is in severe disrepair. The fairways were brown, burnt and no grass in places. The greens were somewhat decent but patchy at best. The overall appearance seems unkempt - perfect example is the azalea wall. What a beautiful ride around that hole in the summertime it used to be. However, now it is a wall of weeds. The best thing I can say about the course is the new restaurant and clubhouse amenities. Maybe that's where all our money went instead of maintaining the course? It's a shame since I'm not coming there to shower in their beautiful locker room but to play golf. If they want to pay for the amenities, they need to pick up the care of the golf course. To charge $70-60 a round in these conditions is absurd and shameful.

Course is in great shape and has some of the fastest green on Long Island.

Friendly staff and restaurant had a great lunch special

We start early and played in less than 4 hours.

Some of the fairways have severe slope, so be careful where you play your tee shot.

12th hole, par 3 is short but play 1+ club to the center of the green.

This has long been a "go to" course for me. An interesting layout, impeccably maintained...

Not sure if is the drought conditions or a lack of budget, but it has fallen into a bit of disrepair. Inconsistent greens, crabgrass rough and collars (as well as on the tee boxes), and unkempt bunkers have turned this into a very "municipal" course.

I would gladly pay another $20-30 to have it returned to what it once was.

Saw a threesome go out in front of us and they looked like hackers, so we stopped for lunch (45 minutes) at the clubhouse to give them a head start. This threesome held up the whole course. We caught up to them and waited 20 minutes each whole while they took there twelfth shot on a par four. This course needed a ranger to move play. This threesome ruined the day for everyone behind them. Having a ranger to speak to them might make them upset but one upset threesome is better than a whole bunch of upset foursomes behind them.