About
Nestled in the hills of Scotts Mountain, Harkers Hollow Golf Club was carved from a sloping hillside, giving it a challenging terrain with plenty of elevation changes. Opened in 1929, the golf course has a classic layout designed by Robert White, the first president of the PGA of America. Although it is a seemingly mild 6,551 yards from the back tees, the course plays much longer and harder thanks to the undulating terrain. The layout does offer a few lengthy holes as well as some interesting par 3s. The greens are small and fast with breaks ranging from subtle to dramatic. There is hardly any water but the Lopatcong Creek does run the entire length of the golf course and requires the occasional carry. The par-3 fifth hole is the club's signature. It is particularly notable for its scenery, which is why it has served as the backdrop for many weddings.
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Golfer Photos
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Photo submitted by butko34 on 08/05/2026
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Photo submitted by butko34 on 08/05/2026
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Photo submitted by butko34 on 08/05/2026
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Photo submitted by Kim5789897 on 07/19/2026
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Cold, but beautiful day at Harkers Photo submitted by bognar on 04/10/2026
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Photo submitted by Willdog4 on 10/24/2025
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Photo submitted by Willdog4 on 10/24/2025
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Photo submitted by Willdog4 on 10/24/2025
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Photo submitted by Rserridge on 05/27/2023
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Photo submitted by PaulKogler on 01/24/2021
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Photo submitted by PaulKogler on 01/24/2021
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Photo submitted by johndasilva44 on 11/14/2020
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Photo submitted by johndasilva44 on 11/14/2020
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Photo submitted by Darwin0207 on 11/09/2020
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Green Photo submitted by texasrugbytip on 09/01/2016
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Another Sand trap Photo submitted by texasrugbytip on 09/01/2016
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Sand Trap Photo submitted by texasrugbytip on 09/01/2016
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Fall colors @ Harkers Hallow Photo submitted by jstiuso on 10/25/2015
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Photo submitted by avenacastillo on 08/19/2015
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Photo submitted by avenacastillo on 08/19/2015
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Photo submitted by PhatSteve on 10/08/2013
Golfer Reviews
Great for the Value
I took advantage of a hot deal and booked for a Wednesday morning tee time. Heard the place was in the midst of a revival after a few years and the grounds were great. Course is well taken care of, minus the (lack there of) cart paths. Good value for the course. Pace was a bit slow but chalk it up to the crowd that plays early in the day.
Hilly Monster !!!
This course is amazing. It will humble even if you have played it many times.
The owners have done wonders restoring this course.
Will be back whenever it fits into the schedule !!!!
Nice round at Harkers
On a cold day, there was a frost delay. However, the starter was able to pair me with a twosome so we got out at my tee time. Pace of play was very good: 3:45. Greens were in good shape and very fast. Some parts of the course needed additional grass, and the cart paths are either non-existent or treacherous. Overall, a very nice day for a good price.
Good layout coming back to life
Played here many years ago when the course fell on hard times and this terrific layout was nearly dead. Nice to see it has been restored with excellent greens back in order. Nice people working there - starter, shop and marshall all very friendly and delighted to hear the course was giving me a great afternoon.
Great golf course for the price
Overall the golf courses in good shape. Some of the greens are frustrating and hard to figure out
If you're looking for an economical place to play though it's excellent 👍
Old School Former CC with Amazing Views
First time playing HHGC. Beautiful fall day with amazing views of the fall foliage. Greens were in impeccable condition. The course is very difficult with elevation changes and sloping fairways. The greens are small. Overall a great test, but fair. Would recommend.
Just the Right Balance
The course was in great shape. Challenging but not not to difficult to enjoy. I will be back
Whiny brats working in pro shop
I dealt with such an immature employee today. Dude started giving me attitude just for asking if the range was open and whatever else was going on. Really a shame.
Ranger Danger
The course was well kept and allowed us to rent an extra cart for two non players to spend time with us for a weekend round but this must not have been communicated to the ranger who proceeded to follow us for the first 6 holes and asked us to speed it up not once not twice but five times in total despite the fact there was another four in front of us that required us to wait. The round was under the requested pace but the continued requests from this ranger were unwarranted.
Harkers Hallow
Played this course because of a deal for a single. When I arrived at the course it was very pleasant. I checked in and had to use the restroom. The locker room looked like it was from the 70s green felt lined the tops of the lockers. I went back to the shop to get a bag of balls for the range. It was a 5 minute cart ride alone to get to the range. I didn't even get through half the bag before I had to drive back another 5 minutes for my tee time. The carts were absolutely awful and the drive there an back was terrible. All the cart paths on the course were terrible you really need an ATV to traverse the cart paths. The course it's self was decent. I looked up what the full price is of playing Harkers and at 75 dollars it's absolutely not worth it, even the deal price wasn't worth it. Definitely will not play this course again.