Somers Pointe Golf Club - East Hill

I’ve played Somers National the most of any course this season as it’s helped me improve my game significantly. With some challenging holes that require a strategic approach, a round at Somers makes for very engaging play. The recent work on some of the cart paths have also made the experience all the better. Look forward to getting back there soon.

Fun, makes you raise your game, well maintained. I really enjoy playing here

Great round at Somers National as always with a few friends. We moved along at a great pace, and conditions were awesome. Great staff, very friendly. Rich the golf pro is super helpful as well. Will definitely be returning.

A good place to sharpen your irons and hybrids. Some holes are drivable but too risky considering the tight fairways and loss ball if overshot the green. Some fairways and tee boxes are worn out. Greens speeds are very inconsistent, very challenging as some are either hamburgers or wok bottom, but could be great with better maintenance. Still a good place to work your shots, a place that requires precision and shot maker ability.

Tee boxes horrible., GPS in cart was broken. Course was in poor shape, cart paths reminded me of being in Baghdad. Every tee shot was a layup, blind, dogleg, uneven crap layout. Course cut between condos within a bird sanctuary with the worst layout I've ever played

Well maintained, nice layout, good value, very friendly staff. Will definitely be back.

Can see effort to improve course conditions.Played in afternoon no waiting or backups.Like that their are not many adjacent holes.Makes us feel like we are alone out there with no pressure.Ken in pro shop was very pleasant and made us feel welcome.Use you’re head for course management while playing and you will have a pleasant round here.

Outstanding course, golf carts are great with the satellite radio and the GPS yardage to the pin, restaurant and bathrooms are clean, The staff is very friendly, I will be going back soon to play.

Prior to this round the course showed wear and tear due to lack of irrigation; recent rainfalls helped get it back to decent playing condition; today’s round was in the afternoon and the course was very open and the pace of play was good; it is basically a challenging course that meanders thru condos and it has lots of challenges, for the typical amateur.

Nice course. But it needs a lot work for the fairways and tee boxes. Fairways are very narrow. Green is pretty fast and hard to read in my opinion.

My first time at Somers National and didn’t know what to expect. The site focuses on the fact the course is well above sea level. I know understand why! This very short course is filled with narrow chutes with massive elevation changes. Up and down hills that resemble ski trails. Some unique holes including a horseshoe par 5. Overall I recommend the course to anyone who has 5 hours to spare! Leave your driver in the bag with small exceptions. Many holes require an accurate 200 ball. So expect a shot maker course as opposed to letting it fly!

I needed a place to golf in Westchester County that I hadn’t played before because I was staying over my mom’s place in Yonkers. Found Somers National Golf Club and from the name, location and hearing from an online buddy learned that it used to be private, so I figured this was a good spot to play.

Greeted wonderfully from the cart guy at the bag drop and the guy in the Pro Shop couldn’t be nicer. Then I learned that my driver probably wouldn’t be needed today because the course was narrow with lots dog legs.

I can’t remember the last time I was forced to hit an iron off the tee on every par 5 hole if ever. I hit driver once on the front 9 and once again on the back 9 and neither time did I really have to. Great spot to work on your mid to long iron game.

The carts have a touchscreen GPS which was nice because you can’t play this course blind. Being able to know the distance to the beginning and end the doglegs or end of fairway is a must.

The course has seen better days with the poor conditions, but with a little TLC (and some money), this course can be a gem again being just an hour from NYC. Tee boxes and sections of fairways need reseeding and the traps need sand in them.