Somers National Golf Club

Course was in pretty good shape, but the fairways are too narrow and greens sloped in unplayable way. Would not go back.

Saw a lot of hate for this course in the past, maybe even some recent - had nothing short of a really great round here. The course was in good condition, some patches here and there but nothing more than 1 or 2 through the whole 18 that I could remember, greens ran true and were actually pretty tricky and well designed. Staff was super nice both at the check in and and the bar, the course itself is a fun design with some really unique and difficult holes mixed in. I played for like $30 with a hot deal and used a tee time credit to knock it down even more so it was well worth the price, would be a tough walk but had some cool views. Would recommend going now before it starts getting warmer and harder to maintain in the heat cause it was great!

Not sure why it only has a 3 star rating. The pace of play was good and the course was in great shape. I love the variety of the holes and the dog legs (maybe that's why I like it so much). Staff was very friendly and accommodating, even met Stella, the new puppy geese chaser. Will definitely endure the hour ride and play there again.

I have been playing this course for years. It’s rare when there isn’t any pace of play issues. The course is definitely in much better shape than previously. The new owners seem to be doing a good job.

Yesterday my dad and I were waiting almost 15 minutes per hole for this group of 4 old ladies to play in front of us. We then ran into another group of 3 who were playing very slow. My dad and I aren’t fast golfers but this course needs to adjust their 10 minute spread between tee times if their clients cannot keep up with pace of play. I’d rather go play other courses in the area that aren’t as nice if it means keeping a consistent and decent pace of play. It took almost a for the foursome in front of us to play hole 2 & 3. We skipped hole 4 to go to hole 5 just so we could get ahead of them.

This is one of the most expensive courses in this area. For the price you will be better off playing any other course. The course was layout was flipped (hole 1 became 10 vice versa), there were no pictures of the hole layout at any hole, scorecards did not have hole layouts. For a lot of the course if you have never played before you are flying blind. You can pay $20 less and have much better amenities at any other course in the area.

Terrible, frustrating course with horrible conditions. Some of the staff are friendly, but some are downright rude. At the turn, I got an ice-cold hot dog.

Somers National is a beautiful track that is not for the less than intermediate golfer. This course requires smart shots off of tees. If you cannot hit fairway consistently, this course can be punishing. The rough is deep, and eats up golf balls. The greens rolled exceptionally, meaning fast, but not unfairly.

While difficult, this is a really good test of golf for good golfers. Looking forward to my next round.