The golf course and driving ranges are nice and all but geez the workers are jerks, Judy the only…read morenice worker but this one dude yells at me and my friend for looking to young and screens at my mom for parking in the worst spot for a drop off. screw the workers and I hope yall get fired

Played East Course Mid Day. Lots of elevation changes. Whole course is in good condition.read more

Can't go wrong with a golf course whose motto is GOLF IN PEACE. Nice Pro named Judd in the pro…read moreshop. They are a members only club but do make provisions for "tourists" in the area. Their website lays out what you need to have to demonstrate you are a tourist. We weren't asked to show papers or anything, hey, this is chilled out Woodstock NY for God's sake! We used the putting green and had fun practicing our strokes. They don't have tee times so guests are asked to call in to see what times are good times for guests. First priority goes to members. The course is well taken care of and seems to have some challenging spots. It's mostly flat which is good for sight lines and for seeing your ball and the flags. They have plenty of golf carts. There is also a restaurant attached . Nice people work there.

My review is for the restaurant itself since we didn't stay at the hotel. We came on my birthday…read moreright after it was pouring rain. The atmosphere of the restaurant is beautiful and the ambiance was great. We had written on our reservation that we were celebrating a birthday, and it wasn't acknowledged by the restaurant at all which seemed weird. The food itself was pretty good, and our favorite was the cucumber salad we had. The pastas were pretty good, but our risotto leaned on the closer to saltier side. Service was ok, and having been to some higher end restaurants, I was hoping for a little better. Keep in mind the restaurant is also on the pricier side as well. The little shop next door was also cute, but again, pretty pricey. It had a cute assortment of items though so might be worth it for someone needing to grab something quick while staying close by.

My time at Inness was limited to a day visit, but it left a great impression. The restaurant served…read moregood food, and the grounds are stunning, featuring gorgeous views and ample seating to unwind. Highlight of the visit: challenging my son to a game of ping pong, even if he took home the victory!

Excellent Golf course seemingly hidden away . Nine holes with great greens and great fairways. I…read morerecently started playing about a year ago and I am glad to have an excellent place to golf here in Poughkeepsie. Great experience and will play here again very soon. Thank you to all those at the course that make the golfing experience possible and enjoyable.

I almost don't want to review College Hill because I don't want people to start flocking here. I…read morelove this little course, and I don't care that a) it's only 9 holes, b) it's not long. It is fun and challenging, not to mention very nicely maintained and an absolute bargain. If you play the blues it's still pretty tough for an average golfer (#3 plays ~200 yards for a par 3, for example). The namesake hill on #8 is downright nasty, and you have zero chance of getting on the green in 1 no matter how big a hitter you are so you have to lay up at the bottom of the hill and then rocket one up there to have a chance. I am a huge huge fan.

I am torn between being honest and giving a great review and possibly making it harder to get out…read morethere as easily I it has been or lying and saying don't go it's terrible!!! Actually, this nine hole course is fantastic. From the people who work there, the other people playing, and the quality of the course. The t-box does start to look beaten up by the end of the season but there is always still a place to hit from. The greens are in relatively good condition, by that I mean, people need to fix their divots (I repair at least two to three at almost every hole). They are more challenging than most courses up here in that they can be a bit hilly and some are right next to water traps. I play here almost twice a week.

40 bucks for 9 holes . Its a dog track stay home. Tees unmowed the greens play like a pool table…read morethe fringe is so high. 25 bucks at best.

Scenic 9-hole course with a backdrop of mountains. Advanced level due to the rolling landscape…read more The grass on the fairways was a bit too high for fluid play in some areas.

The newly renovated restaurant is run by the owners of Tony and Nick's in Ellenville. The view of…read morethe Shawangunks from the dining room is absolutely stunning, The bar is fully stocked for their signature cocktails and friendly service. And the food... a dream come true for delicious American bistro dining in Wawarsing! Burger was over the top fabulous (which is my sign of a good restaurant). And an amazing brunch, with broad range of options. Also, they have vegan and vegetarian choices for all meals.

4.5 West Hills…read moreCountry Club provides a lovely setting for a wedding. Unfortunately for the bride and groom, it was incredibly rainy so we didn't get to experience the pretty grounds and an outdoor ceremony. The did a lovely job setting up the ceremony in the reception area of the tent. Upon entering the tent, guests were greeted with a drink wall that included 3 cocktails. We hung out in the cocktail side of the tent until we were showed to the ceremony space. When you hear tent you think, is it going to be comfortable? I have to say this one was. While I thought it was a bit warm when we first entered, it cooled off as the night went on. The draping and chandeliers are beautiful and the room is spacious as is the dance floor. The cocktail hour included maybe 7 stations, each with it's own theme and cocktail to pair with the food. For example the sushi station offered saki and Japanese beer. There were also passed hor'dourves. The food was pretty good and the bartenders made great drinks. Dinner started off with a grilled peach salad. For the entree the NY Strip was a hearty portion; some were cooked better than others, served with lovely asparagus and mashed potatoes. It included a Rosemary sauce which was kind of overpowering. After the cake cutting, they opened the cocktail are back up and it transformed into a dessert room. S'mores, sundaes, pastries, churros they had it all. They also had a dessert martini table and they made an excellent espresso martini shaken to order. All the staff we encountered was wonderful and friendly. Even though the rain may have put a damper on the original plans, West Hills did a fabulous job making sure the day was still amazing.

Our son and fiancé invited the parents for wedding banquet tasting for engaged couples to see…read moreoptions. We were pleasantly surprised with a full wedding Banquet in opulent setting with beautiful floral arrangements all under tasteful white tent with new Chrystal chandeliers. We walked into cocktail hour (green wall with tea, lemonade, champagne) drink options ; dinner banquet:(with tables set up floral; cloth napkins and table cover); entree options; Dessert (same area as cocktails) and midnight snacks (pizza, fried mozzarella sticks, garlic knots) to go/stay. The staff was friendly and courteous, bride & bridesmaid prep room with bathroom was luxurious, spacious and conveniently located next to the event tent. There was a nominal fee per person but well worth it. DJ started the banquet with well wishes to the engaged couples and a their dance, nice touch! A definite recommendation, for all this and still best value.

I like this course…read more It's never very busy, the conditions are very good for the price, and some of the holes are challenging. There is enough water and heavy woods to lose a few balls, so if you tend to spray then you might need a few extra. The greens are generally very small. It's a good option that I frequent almost every time I'm in western MA.

Played this sweet little track during a difficult period in my life with one of dad's golfing…read morebuddies and it did wonders for me. After playing 99% of my golf on the west coast over the past decade, it's really nice to play a lush, wooded east coast track. Measuring 6000 from the back tees, Egremont CC is a tough test. Water comes into play on 8 or 9 holes, but for the most part the course is very fair with tight little greens. The condition was excellent considering it was June and we had 2 str8 days of rain. Wish my dad could've been there, but I'm sure he was watching down on us!

This private golf, tennis and social club is one of the Hudson Valley's best kept secrets. With…read morereasonable costs, a friendly, unpretentious ambience, views for miles and no tee times, ( yes that's right -- no tee times) there isn't a better place for families and friends to gather. Offers golf, tennis, croquet and a kids' program too. I have been a member for 14 years and love it. Some people have been members for generations. Lots of history, founded by broadcaster and world traveler, Lowell Thomas, and if you are a history buff, this place will slay you. Memorabilia abounds.

Small friendly with minimal wait times, Quaker Hill is like one's private golf course. Well…read moremaintained and always a pleasure to play. The staff is professional and Tony Avos, the pro, is an excellent teacher. Both fine golfers and newbies will enjoy the Course.

"Among the Catskills, a disjointed member of the Adirondacks, there lives a simple and good natured…read morefellow named Rip Van Winkle". - Washington Irving. And I can continue to quote much chapter and verse of this posthumous writing as the writing is near and dear to my heart - the gallantry shown at Fort Christina and more, the true founders of New York and I wish the good Peter Styversant were here today to drop a heap of learning about America on you who don't understand not just NY history, but America! Love it or be gone. Arriving at 5:45, I hadn't inquired as to what time the first tee ball hits the air, turns out it's about 8:00am. So I practiced my sneaky bump and runs, flips and flops and Texas toe downs. And player worth his salt has to know a multitude of great escape shots. So I lead the field being put out as a single with twins and fours amassing behind me and being 2 years removed from the short grass (due to injuries) I was a bit nervy on the 1st tee, nobody knew who I was, everyone else knew each other. Fortunately I ripped a low 3 iron cut stinger and I was off, still walking and carrying my bag, adding layers and subtracting layers as it was nippy in the mountains. I love the classic shallow and square bunkering design originally popular with architecture from the 20's and 30's. The greens rolled true but I couldn't buy a putt, not much break out there and putting off the second collar is doable. The fairways were in the shape to be expected for early season golf, what I should have done was pay closer attention to the unseen creeks that protected some greens and ran out along the sides. But I was the first player and I needed to set a good pace out there. Overall, the course played extremely fair, I can't give the staff enough credit for such fine service for me, attentiveness and extremely friendly.

Rip Van Winkle holds a special place in my heart…read more Not only is it the closest golf course to my parents' home and as such the place where I've golfed the most in the past decade (not saying much), but it's also the first place my brother, my father and I played after my father went through some very serious medical issues. We weren't entirely sure if he would ever be able to play golf again, so it was an amazing feeling to get out and hit a few balls with him last year. My father is doing much better now (physically at least, not that much better at golf), and so we try and get out whenever possible. This adds up to a couple times a year here when I'm in town, and accordingly, I am very, very bad at golf. Please believe that no one is mistaking Rip Van Winkle for something that belongs on the PGA Tour. When Greene County hasn't gotten enough rain, you may see a few brown spots out there. It's only nine holes, and generally pretty flat. However, it's an accessible, family-run place that I feel lucky to be able to play. It's affordable (kids play free too), and has my kind of casual vibe. I love that if I forgot to pack a collared shirt, they don't hassle me. My dad says the owner John is a great guy, and I like that his teenage son is often riding around tidying up the course. It's a true family biz. They do a good job too; the greens are well-maintained, the mountain backdrop is gorgeous, and you can't be sad about any day you spend trying to knock a little white ball around a beautiful grassy area. I suppose I can be sad about how poorly I do it, but I'm pretty happy here overall.