Crystal Springs Resort

They charged $3.00 more than the quoted price as a resort fee. I am wondering if such information can be indicated at the time of reservation.

It's a hike but a good track

1. Green were horrible. Furry, slow and recently aerated

2. Fairways very ondulated...Which means that great drives will end up giving you and uneven lie.

3. Staff very friendly.

Got there and was told we had to pay an additional $3 for a resort fee...never heard of this. Started play on time and then realized that the greens had been recently aerated the greens and had topped them with sand...Could not get a straight line with our puts...we should have been told by somebody so we could make a decision to play or not..Starter asked for cell phone so he could text a barcode for a free beer in the restaurant. We did not receive a text and no one could tell us how we could get the beer we were promised. When leaving a new Land Rover parked in a handicapped zone . Saw the person get out..No stickers or handicapped plates he looked fine...we complained and were told that it was the owner of the place....I guess that makes it ok...I won't be going back

Good course; fair value. This is the least expensive course in the Crystal Spring group.

Great round, perfect day, greens just aerated only issue , otherwise beautiful course.

I played Wild Turkey today and for $40 you can't ask for more. The tees and fairways were in good shape (fairways air aerated) and the pace of play was great. 3:45 for 18 holes.

However, there was no starter so I just walked onto the first tee and paired up with a resident who was starting too. He didn't have many kind things to say about the way the courses have been managed. Can't say I blame him when there is no starter at the booth where 3 golf courses intersect.

The greens were aerated a month ago according to my partner and were in pretty rough shape. Late in the summer season it has to be done, but don't waste your money on a $100 tee time. Spent most of my round fixing ball marks. I saw another reviewer mention the sand on these greens and that is true. When you hit the green, first thing you see is a puff of sand.

Overall, the course is wonderful. Great holes that challenge your game in every way. When the greens are fast and true, this is a great golf course. I will be back.

The only issue I had was that the greens had just been aerated and were in pretty rough shape. However, The price for the day was heavily discounted for this reason. Might be worth avoiding when they're going their work.

This is a beautiful course with challenges from changing elevations and narrow fairways. On a busy day, the pace was pretty good.

The only other complaint is that the bunkers were in terrible shape. More rocks and dirt than sand. Some were like hitting off concrete.

Lots of trees and blind shots with dog legs. Fun for all levels if you pick the right set of tees. The day i went (3PM) played from the back tees to give me more room on tee shots(first time playing).Course has lots of movement up and down hill and side to side like a ski run.

One of the NICEST courses around the North Jersey area FOR SURE !! Course was in almost PRISTINE CONDITION - fairways, greens, tee boxes were all in FANTASTIC shape. The only SLIGHT complaint is the BUNKERS ! Not much sand at all in them so you were basically hitting off of HARD PACKED DIRT ! I've seen this A LOT playing here AND in Pennsylvania so I guess making sure there's sand in the bunkers must be a lot more EXPENSIVE then you think !

Waste money, staff not kind

Loved this GC it was in great shape and no waiting!

Excellent golf course in NJ.

Wish to play more often.

Good conditions scenic excellent staff

First time at this course, but played other Crystal Springs courses before. By far the more difficult course there. Incredibly beautiful and in good condition. Pace of play a little slow as course was difficult in spots, but fun to play. I would return.

Let me start by saying this course did not even have hole number posts. After finding the 1st hole, it was soon than I had realized the course is a complete waste of money, par 3. DO NOT play here unless you are bringing your kids or a family out. Not for serious play.

Dramatic views everywhere, staff was super friendly. The course itself is in great condition, except that the people that play it don't do a great job of fixing ball marks and stuff. There was no divot mix on the carts, which was frustrating because of how soft the fairways were.

But if you want to stand on every tee box and say "wow that's gorgeous", this is the perfect place for you.

I don't remember the course too much other than some holes were hard and some were easy. I was too busy having fun on the Golf Board! If you're able to you MUST pay the extra $ and go with the board. It's a single rider. And with the ups and downs cart paths of the course it's a thrill itself. Personally I think all golf carts should be single riders, it would speed up play even more.

Played w/ a seasoned golfer from Orlando who loved the course. Unfortunately we could not finish because of heavy rain.

One of the hardest tracks I ever played. Course especially from the tips plays very long. A number of the holes have force carry over water and other hazardeous areas. Most greens not only have elevation changes but have surrounded bunkers as well. Fairways are not only extremely narrow, they mostly contain moguls as well. Hitting good tee shots in the fairway ending up with a 2nd shot with the ball close to your knees or way below seems like unfair punishment for hitting good shots. Be prepared to use all the clubs in your bag. Low handicap players will definitely enjoy the challenge this track has to offer. Mid to high handicappers should know what they are getting themselves into and bring extra sleeves of balls.