Pehquenakonck Country Club

Quirky little course - but in a good way. Very unpretentious rough and ready but great fun and we will definitely play there again

Found through Golf Now. Like life, its quite perfectly imperfect. 1st and 2nd holes not easy, but the staff gave very specific instructions and a hand out. Its not the Westchester Country Club, but doesn't profess to be either. If you are looking to simply play golf, its a fun course. As has been said, avoid the traps. But in time of covid, all traps are horrible at most courses. There are some great holes, and the roads add to the challenge. I'm glad they open the club up to the public.

The staff was excellent and accommodating. Got there late, and he fit us in

Pay attention to the speed limit on Hartsgrabble Road. I got a ticket!

My expectations was low reading the reviews. The reviews are accurate. Teed off #1 with no idea where the green was. From there had no idea where #2 tee box was. Wandered around until we found it. From there easier to navigate. An interesting layout with some challenging shots. Road crosses three holes. Almost hit a passing car. Sand traps had not seen a rake in weeks. Only played 9 but looks like holes are repeated on back 9 from different tee boxes. Clever but could be hectic sharing greens when crowded. All that said, I would consider playing again.

The course is a little rugged but, considering the cost of walking nine holes, it was definitely worth it. It's confusing for your first out but a short page was provided that gave an overview of each hole which was helpful.

The staff was excellent. I had booked a tee time for a certain date but due to unforeseen circumstances could not make it. They were very accomodating and I was able to play on a different date at no additional charge.

9 hole course with first 6 holes not maintained in tears.

Tee boxes overgrown, greens are abysmal, carts are filthy, cart paths are like a third world country

Clubhouse is old and depressing and the person who mans it is rude

The course is nice. The course needs signage. Hard to find a few holes. It's a small course you only need 6 clubs if that.

The course is nice you only really need for clubs you don't need a driver. sand traps don't really exist really much like cement. The only big issue that I have is the signage. I couldn't find certain holes and there were people behind me that couldn't find it either it shouldn't take that long just to put up a sign to say 6 holde this way. the hardest hole was the fifth hole which was a par 3 that you had to hit up on top of a mountain it was creative it was nice but I would have loved to haved more info on where I was hitting.

Obviously other reviewers either liked the course, or hated it. It was built in the 20’s for the summer renters but the layout has changed slightly and is FOR SURE confusing for your first time out. The tee boxes are my only slight complaint, but for the cost of walking nine holes makes it something I can over look.

Now, you’ll either like this course or you simply won’t.

One hole you’re hitting over a road 150+ Vertical upwards to the pin, the next, you’re hitting over a road down hill hoping you didn’t over shoot the green.

The greens, albeit some small, are in pretty great condition. The yardage makes it something that makes for a quick round and I like that.

Every single time I book this course they can’t find the reservation. What ends up happening is my friends and I end up paying double for the round. We booked 18 holes for around $18 walking, once we arrived they claimed it was too late to use a cart for 18 holes(that was at 4pm). Now not only did they not have my reserved foursome which means we had to pay 33 instead of $18 we also could only play 9 to get the cart. Worst part is, when coming back in for our 9 at about 5:45 pm they had sent a brand new foursome out with a cart. Terrible.

More target golf than long.Good for learning the game not crowded more laid back than most. I liked it. Price was fair. Nice guy in pro shop to check you in ,friendly

I went out this morning with just myself and let just say this course looks like it was built in the 1920’s. Wouldn’t say it was the worse course I ever played on but it is in desperate need of renovations. Didn’t even know where the club house was on my arrival and took me about 10 minutes to find it. The tee boxes are in really bad shape. Don’t know where the fairway is on half of the holes because it’s barely cut. Greens are in decent shape at best. Only 9 holes on the course but you can play 18 since they have a different tee box for every hole. What’s the point of that? After the tee shot, it’s still the same exact 9 holes: Enjoyed a nice hour and half of golf but don’t think I’ll be back here unless they make it look like a 21st century course.

A few holes weren't orthodox but I would still recommend this course for a quick round

I can't imagine how they thought this terrain was suitable for golf. Short and quick, as not many golfers. I finished 9 holes in an hour and 20 min. First hole is a 182 yard par 4 dogleg right with a tree directly in front of the green. I kept looking around to see if it was the right green. The 4th hole was a par 3 straight uphill with trees and bushes in the way to a tiny green with no bailout. Its hilly and would not be an easy walk. I would recommend this course, but only once so you can be amazed too.