Somers National Golf Club

Narrow and not easy course layout, but extremely friendly staffs. I will definitely come here again. Bring your big hitters and terminate them with your accuracy if you are a short game master.

Friendly staff, great club house. Some wear and tear out there late in the season. Rewards precision - narrow fairways. Fun , challenging course.

Every hole is fairway/woods... tough doglegs and greens. Not an enjoyable round whatsoever. If you like stressful golf by all means.

The golf course layout was challenging and could make for a lot of fun. The staff was extremely pleasant. The majority of the greens were in bad shape. The golf course has a lot of potential and we will try it again next season when the world is not as crazy.....hopefully.

Course is poorly maintained and designed. Almost every hole is a dog leg where you can’t see the pin at the tee box. Leave your driver at home. Tee boxes were full of sand and most greens were completely eroded, even for $10 I wouldn’t play this course again. Golf carts are nice though.

I played on a Saturday and was charged 75$ which is pretty normal for a course. But oh my god was this course a disaster . On the turn we got a drink at the bar and I said to one of the workers "wow greens are in great shape" (onbivouly being sarcastic) he replied "yea aren't they" and he was dead serious. Every green was just a dirt patch. I recommend saving your money for somewhere else. If you can't keep up a course don't be charging people full price.

Not the best course in the area but it’s $25 for a round in the late afternoon which can’t be beat. Conditions are pretty good but greens are a weak spot. I play here 2-3 times per month.

Layout is good. Tee boxes are terrible. Many greens are burned out. Fairway also has bad areas with no grass. The course has gone down hill for the past few years, and is in great need of repair.

I heard lots of great things about this course. Needless to say I was disappointed. As I drove through a townhouse complex, I was sure I was going the wrong way, but sure enough my GPS was right, as always. Pulling up to parking lot and club house had me questioning if I was in the right place. It was a gorgeous 80 degrees and the lot was pretty empty. Hole after hole, I began to see why. With very narrow fairways and super hilly holes, rocky lies and bumpy cart baths, dry-patched greens and very slow play, it’s not a course I’ll be going back to. There were a few decent holes and the price was good, but I’d rather pay the $10-20 more for a far better course. I give this course a 3 out if 5.

The Tee Boxes and Greens are, for the most part, terrible. The fairways are, for the most part, pretty well maintained. This is a relatively challenging course, with only two or three blind shots, but plenty of doglegs, uphill greens, narrow fairways and bunkers protecting greens and fairway landing areas. We paid $27 for the round, and they charge $10 total for a cart. So for the price, I feel the sandy tee boxes and burnt out greens are worth the price. I would not pay any more than $32 for a round however. I do wish they would charge $50 per round and fix the tee boxes and greens, but as it stands I think it's worth the price.