Sunset Valley Golf Course

Sunset in Morris County is a good test for golfers of all levels. Great walking course with challenging elevation changes. Today the normally fast greens were simply unfair! I chalk that up to early aeration and greens which are still hardened from cold temperatures. A lot of debris around the course from the harsh late season wet snowfalls. For a good non county rate of $35 I’ll walk this course anytime.

This course was in bad shape. Fairways all chewed up, burnt out patches of rough and fairway abound.

Aside from conditions, the greens were just patently unfair. Some did not roll true, many bounces. They also contain many severe slopes, and to make matters worse they keep them at freaking US Open speed. I had a pin high putt on one hole that I aimed 4 feet left. It got almost to hole high with slight break, but then made a 90 degree turn right, rolled past the hole by about 6 inches, and continued to roll another 20 feet off the green. This was the most extreme example, but there were countless other unfair pin locations where well-placed approaches go rolling in every direction. I watched a 5-yard chip shot, well struck with height proceed to roll 80 ft off the back of a green.

Just absolute insanity. I will never be playing there again, and I can't believe I wasted my time.

The greens were terrible. Too many ball marks never repaired. Upkeep of the greens left a lot to be desired. Some of the tee boxes were also in bad shape. Seems like there is not much money being spent on maintenance.

In good shape and fun course to play. Greens are huge and challenging

signed up for 12:20 tee time on a thur pm for 39$ and we felt it was a good price commensurate with course. we check in and we're told there is an additional 18$ per person cart fee. now we're paying 57$ for 12:20 thur tee time for a county course. upon checking the original hot deal it was mentioned it was a walking rate but I had contact with a golfnow employee and no mention of walking rate. so be aware fellow golfers of this practice at this course

Day started rainy but by the second hole, the rain ended and the next time we felt drops was putting on the 18th green. First time here and it's a nice looking course. Fair pace of play though our two some was sandwiched between a slower front group and faster back group. But all was good. The tee boxes, fair way and greens were all in good shape. Another GolfNow deal - under $50 for the round - cart was additional - I think around $18 pp. Not bad a nice Friday afternoon of golf.

Course is in good condition. No issues with tee boxes, fairways or the traps. Greens were faster on this day of play than last. Faster greens make for higher scores with all the undulations on most greens. Pace of play was good, however the other two some of our group had no business playing the blue tees. Perhaps Billy Casper Management would consider implementing tees by handicap as I've seen at other courses on the west coast.

Due to the shape of course, I find 80 dollars to play is to much. Greens were bumpy,tee boxes shabby. If you can find a good deal,its worh playing

ok so I played today and shot a 90, weather was great, course staff very friendly, one thing that got me was that the cart isn't included in fee, so the round was $80 bucks, very steep for a course in this condition, asides from that mostly all tee boxes are gone, basically playing from dirt, with a few strands of grass on them, fairways were decent, though there was some bad grass noted around some greens, and how can I forget the greens, I think 2 were in good shape, 17 and 18, the rest are all beat up, lots of ball marks and cups out of round, with lips etc, looks like people use their club head to scoop ball out of cup, messing it up, and I don't think anyone has ever fixed a ball mark. Overall, very disappointing, course is beat up, a nice track but in bad shape

Heavily sanded aerated greens ruined the round. Wish golf now had advised before booking

The course is nice but the pace of play is a joke