Spooky Brook Golf Course

Had not played here in several years. Course was in good shape. The starter was very nice. Pace was good until the 15th hole. There was a threesome that held us up the rest of the way.

Great local county course.

The course is fun and somewhat challenging, and should be played in a reasonable amount of time (4 hours for a 4-some). The staff is very friendly and only wants to create an enjoyable experience for everyone.

I really like this course. One of my favorites.

A county course, with many bland holes and all seemed to be about the same yardage (360-380 range).

I wouldn't play on Fridays as they start the weekend rates. No drinking water or food, but they will charge you a $1 for a bottle of of water.

Got a good deal from Golfnow . Straight forward and relatively flat course. Fairways and greens in good condition . Can't say the staff was friendly and one of the negatives were that you cannot drive the gas carts to the parking lot and they make you carry your bags more than 100yrds..

Very nice and will play again

Worst experience I've had trying to go play a round of golf.

I showed up to my tee time with one other person alittle behind but still made it to the Teebox five minutes prior to our tee time ready to go. We were met there it's just straight up disrespect(shaking his head in disappointment stomping his feet walking back-and-forth lecturing us on why we have to be here 20 minutes prior to our tee time )maybe he was just having a bad day but listen but we just paid 100 and something dollars to have a good round of golf not be lectured because a little bit of traffic. We went into the pro shop and asked for a refund And got it then the starter came in and apologized with a disrespectful smug look on his face acting like we were out of line for asking for a refund and when we confronted him we were told to leave and never come back.Normally I'm not the type of person to write a bad review but the disrespect and total lack of professionalism forced me to write this so other people could know their money is well spent somewhere else . A waste of a day of golf, hour and a half ride and 5 dollar reservation fee To golf now

Course was very nice and workers were all nice and helpful. Well worth the cost. Will 100% be back.

I decided to get a quick twilight round in as I had some time to kill. I'm glad I decided to go to Spooky, as I had a great time.

Walking alone, I ended up pairing up with a group of 2, and another single player, all walking.

We all played at a pretty quick pace, only having to wait at 1 or 2 holes for no longer than 5 minutes. What amazed me were the greens. Although there were some divots around the greens, what I thought was the best part of this course were the greens. The ball was rolling really nice, probably nicer than I have seen in a while.

The course plays pretty straight-forward, nothing too crazy challenging. We played the back 9, and I got holes 1, 2, and 3 in after our back 9.

I normally do not walk, but after yesterday, I plan on walking more as I enjoyed it. This course is good for walking because it is for the most part flat.

I would highly recommend this course if you are in the area. The staff was friendly with me, as I wanted to walk on without a tee time. The person inside the Pro Shop nicely asked to just confirm with the starter as there was a league going on. When asking the starter, he gave me a response like "yeah you can play, this is golf!" kind of mentality. Got me excited to get out there and play.

Overall, great day even with the random patches of rain. It turned out to be a decent evening,. Even though I still shot like garbage. But hey, that's the game of golf.

I enjoyed the course. It's in good condition with quick and interesting greens. Large putting and chipping area near the practice range. And, as forgiving the course is, if you hit far off the fairway, the tall grass is tough to search through.

Spooky Brook may look easy but it isn't It is a great walking course from green to tee, well laid out with hidden challenges for every golfer. The pace of play is usually quite good...4 1/2 hours and under. Fairways in good shape and nice trees, some flowering, some pine. Staff is exceptionally friendly and helpful. Benches at forward tees for the ladies and seniors

Came back to play for second time in 2 years. Course is in good condition for both fairway and green. Even though green was bit slow it's fair considering it's January. This course may be easy for lower handicap but still enjoyable and for high HCP it's nice course to sharpen your skill without being too much intimidation.

I booked a 4 some on Golf Now for a reduced rate in November and got fairly lucky with weather. A little disappointed that no cancellations can be done (one member got sick and couldn't come) but otherwise booking was good. Course was in very good shape but it would have been helpful if staff blow the leaves this time of year because anything not in the fairway really presents a challenge to find. My only real complaint is NO FOOD CART or VENDING area!!!!!! Vending machine only??? That's ridiculous to expect golfers to be out on a course for 4-5 hours with nothing to eat. Staff was very friendly and pace of play wasn't too bad. Definitely a nice wide open course to play with length and some difficulty to challenge your game while flat enough to walk without wearing you out. I will definitely go back, just bring my own cooler and food

I am just joking about it being spooky. It was just before Halloween so there was a bunch of golfers in costume. I really enjoyed this course. It was 45 degrees and I still enjoyed it. The course was in beautiful shape. I am used to golfing at Bunker Hill in Princeton which is an absolute dump in comparison. I was impressed with the nice green fairways and rough, the sand traps with actual sand in them and the fact that there wasn't a lot of leaves on the course. At Bunker Hill the sand traps have dirt in them, the fairways are burned up and there are leaves everywhere. I'm happy I found this gem. Thanks Spooky Brook. I'll be back.

Spooky Brook is fairly open, wide course and is excellent for working on your game. The greens had been aerated a few weeks prior and were slow and bumpy. Normally the green are quite smooth and fast, so speed control was off.

THE STAFF WERE VERY FRIENDLY AND I GOT THERE EARLY AND WAS ABLE TO GET OUT RIGHT AWAY. FAIRWAYS ARE IN VERY GOOD SHAPE. IT HAS BEEN DRY AROUND HERE LATELY BUT THE GREENS ROLLED GREAT.I HATE IT WHEN YOU HAVE WORK AT PUTTING YOUR TEE IN THE GROUND BUT HAD NO PROBLEM HERE. FOR A COUNTY COURSE IT WAS VERY PLEASANT AND I WOULD PLAY IT AGAIN.

This was my second time playing at Spooky Brook, and I liked the second time better than my first time. For some reason, green conditions were much better than before (first time was good too). The course has relatively short par-5's, but par-4's and par-3's are reasonable. I would rank Spooky Brook as top-3 golf courses around New Brunswick (1. Neshanic Valley, 2. Quail Brook, 3. Spooky Brook).

This is a great course if you want to just have fun and not face a lot of challenging holes. The course if fairly flat so it is a nice walk (even for 18 holes). The fairways are wide so if you tend to "spray" you drives, you won't loose too many balls. Basically there is not a lot of trouble.
There are a few holes that are more interesting (challenging) for the better golfer. The most notable is 17, which requires a carry over a pond for your second shot. This is the one hole that can back up because many golfers layup before hitting a third shot over the pond.
The staff is friendly and the price is fair if you have a county card (which gives you a discount) but I am not sure if it is the best value if you are paying out of county rates.
Like a lot of the somerset country courses there is no pub/grill at the turn and no drink cart on the course, so bring water and snacks. You can buy water and chips from a vending machine.
If you want more of a challenge, another country course is Quail Brook. It is just a few miles away from Spooky Brook. You could play both courses and decide which one you like better. My favorite is Quail Brook (but the back nine is hilly so you might want to ride; unless you normally walk when you play).
I play all the county courses and Spooky Brook is the best course to walk (especially in the heat of summer) but for those that like to ride, they do have golf carts.

They must have spoken to the staff because they were all friendly. The course was pretty burnt out due to the weather. Greens were in good shape. It's not a difficult or challenging course, actually kind of boring. No food available. Being out of county we paid $54 for a round and frankly I feel that was steep for the course. I've played many other superior courses for less. However, I'm not saying don't go.