Sprain Lake Golf Course

$69 including a cart in early April? Interesting… course was in pretty good shape with lots of twigs and other stuff scattered about. Greens were a little inconsistent either a little slow or super fast. Love the course, bar is good as well.

fun course 25minutes out of Manhattan... nice layout... reasonable price especially twilight ... good gas carts w GPS... will play again based on proximity to NYC and price,,,

fun course mere minutes from NYC... worth the drive...driving range you can hit only limited distance balls... so if you want to hit regular balls before your round you must go to a different driving range

Love playing this course. Conditions were good considering it's late December. Some bunkers were a little hard but otherwise, good condition.

Just move to NY from California (Delta/Bay Area) First time playing this course. Didn't lose any balls in the leaves, but guys I was playing with lost a number of balls. I'm not a big hitter (75 yrs old) but I'm accurate, which was even more beneficial today (10/31). Greens were slow and a little rough, but playable. I did play from the senior tees (yellow)

Loved the fact that the course was decorated for Halloween- It’s a must see during Halloween- Great job everyone-

I play this course as often as I can with my group of lady golfers. The fairways are wide, and the course is in beautiful condition. The staff are friendly and efficient, and I’m happy to see that the rangers get out there and try to keep things moving.

I wish the restaurant would stay open later, because the food is good, and the usual bartender/ waitress is outstanding! ( How she remembers what we usually order is amazing.) Feels like family at this course.

The locals call Sprain the Pebble Beach of Westchester. That’s a wild overstatement for this muni, but there are water views of the adjacent State reservoir that comes into play on the front and back nine. The county deserves credit for improvements to tees and greens, especially the par 3, no. 9 where a sheer back-to-front slope has been leveled to hold a decent tee shot. Pace of play can be an issue, especially on the third hole with a short fairway that ends at a steep drop off. Players whose tee shots are short have a blind second shot to the green below. A ranger is needed, but rarely on hand. The home holes are great downhill drives that favor strategy over distance. The green at 18 tucked into a corner behind 9 looks small and demands a well-struck second shot with trouble on all sides. Love this track!

I have played this course many times. The conditions are continually improving over the years. Layout is somewhat problematic in that the third hole causes a backup due to a blind shot to the green for the second. If fortunate there is a ranger out there to the right signaling players to tee off and aiding in spotting the balls. After the third play moves well until hole 15 where there is another downhill blind tee shot where balls hit off to the right are lost in the woods. This is a fun public course and management and maintenance have improved with time.