Harkers Hollow Golf Club

Good conditions for mid March. Kudos to owners for staying open all winter, it’s much appreciated.

I payed on line , went to the course & they were not allowing carts out.

Got to the course & the course was not allowing carts out . I could only walk 9 holes. Never again

Staff are friendly. The course was in reasonable condition for winter golf. They have been making many improvements over the last few years and it shows. Kudos to the staff.

We had a long frost delay today, but the Staff did a great job of getting everyone out ASAP.

The course was wet, but the conditions for play was better than expected. Greens,fairways, & rough were in better shape than when I played there in early May. Great effort by the Grounds Staff. Cart Paths,Tees & Bunkers need work, but they will come along in due time.

Thanks to Joe Manley & New Owners for bringing this course back slowly but surely

Frost delayed us half hour, but staff did their best to get everyone out. Greens in good shape and surprisingly fast.

All the leaves were taken care of. The Fairways, rough, and greens for late November were all well kept. Traps were as good as they can be for this course.

My previous review only showed 3 stars. I'm not sure why. I give it 4 stars and my 50+ footer was on the par 3 hole 11 not the tenth.

For those of us who have played this course under the previous ownership I need say no more. For those who have not, it was a goat path. The greens are great (I hit 50+ footer to save par on 10). The fairways are also in good shape. There are some areas that are under repair but not in your line of play. The snackshack at the turn was open and stocked, beer, liquor, hot dogs and snacks which I was surprised to see in late October. The attendant was very pleasant. The tee boxes are a little beat up but with the dry summer we've had it can be expected. The cart paths are a whole other animal, they are nut busters, be careful. This of course is a very expensive fix and I think in time they will take care of this. As for the clubhouse (not the pro shop, although the proshop is great) you can feel the history as it was a private club in the past. Gene Sarazan played an exhibition match there. As for the restaurant in the clubhouse I haven't eaten there but the hotdogs at the turn were good.

PS. I worked the Proshop under the the previous owner, so I know what I'm talking about. AND the fall leaves were not in your way, they were moving them out of the way while we played but never in our line.

Shout out to the two gentleman I played with, I had a ball.

A course where you have to no where to hit spots on the fairways and greens. Greens were bumpy and slow not worth a hour and a half drive.

Disclaimer: I've been a fan of Harker's Hollow ever since the new owners have come on board. The course has flourished under there stewardship. The greens were aerated within 2 weeks and they putted extremely well. The fairways are in great shape after a long summer season. The tee-boxes have shown a lot of wear consistent with the amount of play they have and should be on the Super's to-do list. We teed off at 8am and were done by 11:45 - not bad for a Sunday in Sept in NJ. The most glaring problem with the course are the cart paths. The slope found on many of the holes necessitates the use of a hard surface and not loose material that would be flushed away in a heavy rain. The capital expenditure would be considerable for an improvement like this but my kidneys would thank the management.

Very friendly staff. Greens and fairways were in pretty good condition. Rough needed a cut. Layout was very hilly. Very reasonable greens fees made the round a good value. Restaurant had a good menu which made for a nice end to the day.