Sunset Valley Golf Course

Good shape for feb 2 temporary greens but only $35 so we’ll worth it

Good layout but condition wasn’t great . It is almost impossible to make nice condition at winter time l understand. Still it’s very good place to play golf at winter specially 25 dollars for green fees

First time here. Conditions great, challenging course. A few temporary greens and tee boxes. Looking forward to playing here in spring when everything should be normal.

I'm always thankful that courses stay open in the winter. Sunset is one of those courses. I've played many winter rounds here. This was a good day on the first day of the year and the temps got up to almost 60. The downside is all the prior rain that was frozen melted, and it was pretty soggy. Some areas of the greens were really squishy wet. Overall conditions otherwise were fine. Pace was good, in at just under 4 hours. It's a good course to play but can be tough - a bit tight and if your drives go too far left/right - you'll be playing a second ball or dropping.

Enjoying fresh air and a great view in each course.

There was a foursome in front of us that were moving at an extremely slow pace. I wish there were rangers to make them move faster or even make them skip a hole. We weren’t able to get 18 in because of them.

Tee boxs are mangled and nowhere near flat.. its tough to even find a spot where the ball isnt below or above your feet. About 50% grass on teeboxes. Greens were nice. Pace of play was horrible. Staff offered me a rain check which was very nice. They were great all around. Easy course, layout is pretty good, very short, rough was more like dirt. Its also overpriced for a twilight weekend round at 71$. Berkshire valley is same price and is twice as good of a track.

Golf was also romantically fun on a rainy day. Now, it is highly recommended in the fall.