The perfect Maine wedding venue. Amazing food and the service couldn't be any better. Definitely…read moreget the raw bar as it was beautifully arranged and was incredible. The rooms are divided but it made having a conversation that more easier and our guests loved to be able to actually talk to each other. Highly recommend you checking this out!

From the owner: The York Golf and Tennis Club is proud to offer a range of exceptional amenities and events open to…read moreboth members and the public. Our historic property features an 18-hole Donald Ross-designed golf course, a stunning layout that winds along the scenic York River, offering both a challenge for players and breathtaking views. In addition, our facility boasts eight meticulously maintained outdoor tennis courts, perfect for casual matches or competitive play. At the heart of our community is the Old Clubhouse, a charming venue perched on the banks of the York River. This timeless space serves as the perfect backdrop for a variety of events, including weddings, corporate meetings, social gatherings, and community celebrations. Open to both members and non-members, the Old Clubhouse combines historic elegance with modern amenities, ensuring every event is as seamless as it is memorable. Whether you're looking to host a private celebration or simply enjoy the natural beauty and recreational opportunities we offer, The York Golf and Tennis Club is your destination for unforgettable experiences.

James and I played here on the Sunday before Independence Day…read more Since he lives in Manchester, NH it's only about an hour drive. We had an 1110a tee time and Frank the starter had us out right on time. This is an exceptional course in my opinion and I've played over 100 courses so far. The tee boxes are all in great condition, the fairway grass is great and the greens are exceptional. Very well manicured and fast. Most of them are not flat and depending on the pin placement will determine you level of difficulty. It's a challenging course and you'll be using every club in your bag. Water comes into play on several holes, either small ponds or creeks and in some cases marsh areas. The fairways are very generous and not a lot of fairway or green side bunkers. I especially liked the elevation changes and the elevated tee boxes The Par 3's are all nice distances and are really fun holes to play. The guy in the ProShop was great and all the Staff we came in contact with were helpful and friendly. The electric carts were good and we had no problem there. There were only a few nits. The driving range only allows hitting off mats only. There is no chipping area but there is a putting area. The asphalt on the cart paths is very broken up and sparse throughout. It's a very scenic and visually appealing course and you will see lot's of wildlife; ground hogs, chipmunks, all types of birds including a full grown turkey. The food options at the club house were disappointing. Even at 1110a they were all out of hotdogs and other hot food options. They have cold pre-made sandwiches which they will microwave for you on request By the time we made the turn, there is a a grill where they are cooking hot dogs and burgers. You have options for adult beverages and other cold drinks. They don't offer a Senior or Veteran discount which was disappointing. The green fee with cart was $115.00 which I thought was a fair price.

My brother, dad, and uncle decided to play this course today. Let me just say, this place must have…read morebeen the best course in Maine 35 years ago. As of today, it no better than the 45 dollar smear of shit on the toilet paper you flushed down the shitter at 8:26 am earlier today. The actual layout of the course is awesome, but the maintenance is ass and grass died before Mussolini. I wouldn't be leaving such a critical review if they charged, say... 45 bucks for 18 and a cart, but 110 dollars is insane for a course i could maintain the same as my backyard golf course without mowing it 6 days a week. I would avoid this course until the rate is under 50 bucks a round.

It's been a major challenge with Sagamore Hampton for 4 + years now about physically challenged…read moregolfers (handicap) access. We are just out playing now for our mental health with friends trying to enjoy what we can with what we have. Sagamore has just not been receptive to change. Just bad business to actually harass people by following us around and not saying anything to other golfers that disrespect the course and rules everyday. It's very noticeable and I know my friends see it too. Golf is hard enough on our bodies, but to always have to look over my shoulders makes it not fun. I have plenty of facts with pictures and documents to support my concerns as a disabled veteran. It took 2 years to get the parking spots properly marked and there still is not enough per ADA Laws. Been getting a lot of stuff done around the house and garden looks great.

I finally played here for the first time a few week ago after having seen it off the side of 95N…read morehundreds of times while driving up to Maine. I enjoyed it very much. From the first tee to the final putt on 18, I thought the course was in fantastic shape especially considering the dry summer we've had. It was pretty much green throughout. It was odd that the Par 71 course has 5 Par 5s and 6 Par 3s. But a few of the Par 5s were on the shorter side, playing from the middle green tees. And some of the Par 3s were on the long side. I really liked the layout. You could score well here, but if not on top of your game your score could very easily blow up on you. Pace of play on a busy day, that backed up slightly due to a morning frost delay, went well. We still finished our round in 4.5 hours. Everyone associated with the course was great. My only disappointment is the lack of a kitchen for a post round bite to eat. They do offer steamed hotdogs and pre-made packaged sandwiches. Also, no draft beer, just canned. No worries as my group found a great pub style restaurant less than 2 miles away on Rt 1. Overall I liked the course a lot and will be back.

This review is for the grill only. One rainy Sunday night we decided to come for dinner, and had…read morethe place mostly to ourselves. You couldn't see much of the greens, but service was fantastic and food excellent. My husband had a cup of chili and the NH Hot Chicken sandwich. The sweet potato fries were enormous and cooked perfectly crisp, maybe the best we've ever had. I had the shrimp scampi: the portion size was huge, with a delicious garlic butter sauce. Highly recommend!

Nice course. Little overpriced. Senior discount. Poor rental clubs. Nice staff. Recommend…read more Better track than Rochester Golf course in same locality.

Delicious creative appetizers etc we have been here a few…read moretimes, food is surprisingly creative. This time we tried the chicken marsala skewers, no words as to how delicious these little gems were, savory sauce with mushrooms over 3 large chicken skewers, wanted to lick the plate! Potstickers we have had before and as always they were yummy. We then split the turkey wrap, WOW, fresh thick sliced roasted turkey with the trimmings, awesome. Highly recommend you give it a try, great vibe in the bar!

Kind of meh. If you're there to hit golf balls or watch sports, the food is good by that standard…read more If you just want good food, you definitely have better options in the same area. The waitstaff was friendly and prompt. The menu is slightly upscale pub fare.

ANNA:::: outstanding waitress service - chef served helped…read moreout in Dining Room -- huge shout out --Thank you ANNA!!!!

Having been stationed at Pease Air Force Base from 1981-1983, and having played this course several…read moretimes back then. I was excited to return. Things have definitely changed. A lot of trees are gone, the swampy area (which we called the flats) seems to have been drained, and I noted the course was in excellent condition. It seemed to me to be shorter and play easier than I remember, but I really only remembered 2 holes (#10 at the end of a runway, which i remember as #1 and #2 which i remember in general but not where on the course it was). But... it's been 40 years and I may be misremembering. Anyway, the course is forgiving. My drives were not spectacular, but u was able to hit approach shots on or near enough to the green to score mostly pass and bogeys... in a soaking rain. As a veteran, I payed $38 to walk, which i thought reasonable. After, i went to the grill for lunch. However, no one had noticed me for two minutes, and, since I was wet and uncomfortable, I left and drove back to connecticut. I definitely want to go back on a warm, sunny day!

As members all say, the greens might be too slow and the pins might be placed too easily, but this…read moreremains the best golf club in southern Maine, bar none.

Greens are kinda beat up. Fairways are incredibly hard and dry. Beer cart has very little to choose…read morefrom. Pro shop has an attitude that you are playing Augusta. Not impressed won't be back anytime soon. If this is close play the Ledges. Used to host family tournament here. Never again. Bar staff was great though.

This course is in a beautiful location...fairways and greens are above average. it has some…read morechallenging hole, especially from the back tees. The back 9 are longer and more challenging The atmosphere is laid-back, friendly, and not stuffy. People are great. Sweet Spot, the lounge restaurant, has spectacular food at really fair prices. Highly recommend....and its open to the public with great views of the course