Dunwoodie Golf Course

Is a good course. It have a range putting chipping is a slow pace be prepared to wait.

played on 5/24 at 11:30a.. two of us were able to play in under four hours. Very short course, no need for driver on a lot of holes. One hole had a fairway under repair, but otherwise course was in great shape. Golf carts have GPS and distances, which helps the average golfer immensely. Probably my favorite course in the area.

Quite a few groups moving very slow and little was done to speed up play. I like this course but the lack of urgency led to a 5+ hour round. Disappointing

Had fun playing at this golf. I would recommend this place

Booked as a single, immediately paired up. Good pace for a Sunday afternoon, will definitely return.

This course is about accuracy and discipline. There is no need for the driver until the Par 5 hole 6, which even then may not be required.

Played a manageable 5-hour round. It didn't feel like 5-hrs however. The pace picked up after the 4th hole and not once did the group behind have to wait on their shots.

A lot of short holes, but the course makes up for its length by being narrow and having fast greens. Very fun. Elevated tees and hills add to the character of the course. A great course for people who live in NYC. Carts have a nice GPS system. Chipping greens, putting greens, driving range, and restaurant are on-site. I've read reviews about this course stating that it's in horrible condition, but it's sure nice now.

I learned to play on this course. Front nine hilly and tight. Back nine flat and roomy. Good shape great staff. Alway a joy to play.

Dunwoodie may not be a long course (5800 from the tips), but the tight fairways and small greens demand accuracy and precision. Many excellent improvements have been made to this course, including GPS on golf carts, fresh, new sand in all bunkers, and rangers that actually take action on slow golfers. It's always fun to play at Dunwoodie and I highly recommend this track for golders of all levels.

Accuracy is rewarded here. Not a long hitters course unless they hit it straight.

Played for the first time the other day and would definitely go back. The course seems like it would be easier, but the greens are fairly small, which added a nice degree of difficulty.

I also liked the GPS on the carts.

Was disappointed with the course as it really didn't suit my eye. Also, the new carts that they have shut down when you are nearing an area it doesn't think you should be in. That's fine, but the Course should be better marked in terms of what is cart path only, etc.

The front nine was a beast to conquer. It was unnecessary to hit driver on the front nine. I did 3 times, each very good hits, but 2 of the 3 went long into the trees. The opening holes are narrow and risky if you're not dead straight. The back nine is more traditional in terms of lengthy holes requiring driver to score. Overall it was a challenging trek with technical shots required from tee to green. And oh, not to mention the greens are as small as I've seen. I look forward to playing it again with more knowledge of what to and what not to do.

Good course. Enjoyed playing there.
I would recommend this course for people living in NYC.

Short but challenging. Have to hit you're shots.the practice areas are nice. Putting, chipping, range are in good condition

We had a nice day on a nice course. Have played here multiple times and have never been disappointed

like the people and specially the starter very kind.

We were a threesome and waited at about 7 holes, still finished the round in a little over 4 hours. Course is in amazing shape, greens were in great shape but not too challenging.

The course is in good shape late in the season for a public golf course. The fairways and rough are dry and hard. The greens are in good shape.

The sometimes steep terrain makes this a somewhat challenging course. Would definitely go back.