Poxabogue Golf Center

This place is for the most inexperienced players. The cost (40 dollars) to play such a short course is comical. The grass is burnt out or chewed up around all the tee boxes and in patches on the course. If you were working on your wedge game this place is fine.

The staff at register was not friendly. Resident players who were with me had the most difficult time trying to prove their status with the guy.

We went to hit balls and the guy told us that kids cannot hit off the grass range only the mats. I asked at what age someone can use it. He says he did not know. I said 18 and he said maybe 21. What kind of policy is this? We pay for a bucket of balls. If you want to raise the rate in grass vs mat, I understand, but don’t have an age limit for use of grass and then not have the staff know what that is. The guy was just not nice.

If you go into this course thinking it's going to be some amazing thing then yes you might give it a low score but if you go into it knowing that's a very short and compact layout but open to the public this isn't actually a wonderful course.

Great greens and lay out as best they can for what they have and it's public. Everywhere else around here you have to pay a 1/2 a million dollars to play it and then plus more to be a member. I'm assuming the people that gave this a 3 star or less probably are members somewhere else at a very fancy high end place and think that this place sucks because they probably have millions or billions. This course is great for practice or for new beginners or someone that just wants to have a chill round with their friend.

I play at East Hampton more than pox which is a beautiful course but I still like pox Because I'm fairly a beginner but not too bad either. It's great for me to learn and practice on and meet new people. Not up tight at all like most of the places in this area.

The greens were in great shape considering the no rain this summer

The tee boxes were essentially dead pan with crab grass unfortunately… for a quick 9 for a bevy it’s ok !

First time playing , had heard not that good .

As it turned out fair value. , course better than expected

Greens surprisingly good .

Some rough edges around sand traps .

A couple of tricky par 3 ‘’s

All in all happy with course .

Fast playing executive course if timed properly. I usually play at obscure times and typically complete in less than an hour and a half.

Nice little 9 hole course. Nothing fancy but the greens are always in great shape.

I came from CT to play with family while attending my cousins wedding. The course was in good condition. For a small par 3 course, the owner was not accommodating. Due to the length we traveled we only brought a single set of clubs to split, which the owner did not allow, and charged us extra- on top of the additional out of state residency costs that we had to pay. However, course rules seemed to be thrown to the wind when we got stuck behind a large group of 6 golfers which slowed down our pace. Overall, the owner did not seem not to value our business. We liked the course, but the contradicting etiquette left a sour taste in our mouth and we probably will golf elsewhere next time we’re on Long Island.

Pleasant 9 Holes.

Easy access and fair price.

Decent condition

This course is immaculate. I love it. Incredible facilities and amenities. The staff is incredibly generous and friendly. One of the best true golf experiences I have ever had in decades. I would pay over 100$ for just 9 holes for this gem but they insist i pay less. Best part is, you play golf at this championship track and you can eat award winning pancakes after.